Look at the image on top and observe it carefully- what do you see? Up close, it's a faint, image of Albert Einstein. Now, move back 10 feet from the screen and glance at it again. Does anything look different? Who do you see now? The "Einstein to Monroe visual spatial resonance" is an optical illusion where an image shows Albert Einstein up close and Marilyn Monroe from a distance. This happens due to the manipulation of spatial frequencies, with Einstein's high-frequency details visible up close (detailed and clear) and Monroe's low-frequency features seen from afar (soft and blurry). Your brain interprets the dominant details based on your distance from the image.