Every Circle In This Image Is The Same Color And It's Breaking Our Brains
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Every Circle In This Image Is The Same Color And It's Breaking Our Brains
Digg Jul 20 2018, 5:13 PM
Macdoc wrote::what:Every Circle In This Image Is The Same Color And It's Breaking Our Brains
Digg Jul 20 2018, 5:13 PM
Hermit wrote:One of my favourite optical trick is the ballerina. Her rotational direction keeps flipping every ten seconds or so, but not for everybody.
Animavore wrote:Hermit wrote:One of my favourite optical trick is the ballerina. Her rotational direction keeps flipping every ten seconds or so, but not for everybody.
She never flips for me. She's always anti-clockwise. I can't even see how she could be the other way. I suspect it's because my imagination loads her with too many assumptions in my 3-D visualisation of her, that's to say I see her as a solid not as the flat that she is.
scott1328 wrote:Liar
scott1328 wrote:I have seen several of the images in print. In fact I am holding one right now
DavidMcC wrote:Macdoc, I trust that you realise that all the illusions you have posted are dependent on the computer monitor, with its rapidly changing display, designed to fool your (slow) eyes into thinking that you are seeing moving images, for example. Thus, you are talking about effects that our eyes did not evolve to "see through", so to speak.
EDIT: So you are right not to trust your eyes, WHEN WATCHING TV SCREENS OR COMPUTER MONITORS.
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