i. Perceptual lag

Does the center of the disk collide with the center of the ring? You need to fixate at the small yellow dot.

One may perceive that the disk is not aligned at the center of the ring at the time of the collision, although physically it is. Hence, the perceived location of the objects at the time of collision is affected by their subsequent positions.
This phenomenon is very similar to the flash-lag effect, in which the location of a moving object is perceived as dislocated in the direction of motion. However, this illusion can not be explained in terms of motion extrapolation, difference in latencies, or interpolation, all of which emphasize the differences in processing stationary and moving objects.
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ii. Color-orientation binidng

Fixate at the small white square,

Can you see which of the four patches is different from the others?

Similar (and related) mis-binding phenomena:

Shimojo S, Wu D.-A., Kanai R.(2002). Colour spreading beyond luminance edges and space. Perception 31(S): 107
Kanai, R., Wu, D.-A., Shimojo, S. (2003). Color-spreading selective for visual surfaces in transparent motion [Abstract]. Journal of Vision, 3(9), 483a, http://journalofvision.org/3/9/483/, doi:10.1167/3.9.483.
Wu, D.-A., Kanai, R., Shimojo, S. (2004). Steady-state misbinding of colour and motion. Nature, 429(6989), 262.

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