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# Camazotz – The Maya Batman – In 2014 Warner Bros summoned 30 artists to reinterpret Batman on the occasion of its 75th anniversary. One of those who accepted the assignment was Christian Pacheco, owner of the design firm Kimbal, based in Yucatán, Mexico. This was his design.

# Raymond Robinson was disfigured by a childhood electrical accident in 1919. To avoid the stares of strangers, he walked quiet Pennsylvania roads only at night. Locals called him ‘Charlie No-Face’ or ‘The Green Man,’ thinking he was just an urban legend, until they discovered he was real.

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My 100+ keywords are positioning very low on Google (0 in Top 3) Vs Bing (50 in Top 3).

**Context**
I track 100 or so keywords on Semrush that convert visitors. My positioning on Google has never been great, but this latest update greatly reduced our visibility.

* On Google, with the latest June 2025 Google core update, I have lost a tremendous amount positioning, top 3 (10->0) and top 10 (30->10), etc.
* On Bing, it’s the opposite, I have 50 keywords in Top 3, 75 in top 10, and 90 in top 20. Nearly any time we post pages, they will shoot to top 10 on Bing without question.

We also have 1k+ pages that rank very well on Google/Bing but are unrelated to our business. Many of those unrelated pages have many great backlinks which has brought up out DA (according to Semrush) to nearly 40. Some of our pages within the 100 keywords have backlinks, but not as strong. One *guess* could be that Google sees those pages as a different topical authority now in the last update whereas Bing doesn’t.

**Note**
I know this question has been posted several times in the past on this subreddit but I haven’t seen this amount of disparity between the two engines in previous posts. I would very much appreciate any feedback, troubleshooting tips, or next steps this community could provide.

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The magic of color illusions like the red-that-isn’t is a testament to how our brains build our visual reality. It’s a fascinating look at the cognitive processes that we engage in, often without even knowing. Next time you encounter a color illusion, take a moment to appreciate the beautiful complexity of your perception. The mind’s eye is, indeed, a wondrous thing!

So, did you see the red that wasn’t really there? Isn’t it amazing how a simple image can open a door to such profound thoughts? That’s the beauty of it — a reminder that sometimes, there’s more to our perception than meets the eye.