The perceptual tendency to see lines of equal length that appear across converging lines as unequal in length is best explained by the ponzo illusion.
An optical trick called the Ponzo illusion causes two converging lines to appear to be two lines of different sizes. The Ponzo illusion aids neuroscientists in their investigation of how the brain and visual system perceive and process images, as do most visual and perceptual illusions.
When two parallel horizontal lines are flanked by oblique lines that are closer together at the top than they are at the bottom, the upper line of the two lines appears to be longer than the bottom line of the two lines.
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