Which of the following is NOT true of Aristotle’s Illusion?
When several parts of the hand touch a single object, the parts that are touching the object are usually the parts that face each other.
Usually, when more than one object touches different parts of the hand, the surfaces that are touching the objects are the parts that face away from each other.
A single touch between the tips of two crossed fingers, say with a pen, will be experienced as a single touch.
A single touch between the tips of two crossed fingers, say with a pen, will be experienced as if there were two touches, as if there were two pens and not a single one.
