For all you resident atheists
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dteowner
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Hadn't seen that before. Probably not going to get me to convert any time soon, but it was pretty cool.
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It's lghartveit!
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Rather beardy, if you ask me.
This is probably my favourite "illusion":
Castle Illusion
It´s well known too, plus quite mindmelting.
Watch it in fullscreen for better effect.
No scaring bullshit, promise.
This is probably my favourite "illusion":
Castle Illusion
It´s well known too, plus quite mindmelting.
Watch it in fullscreen for better effect.
No scaring bullshit, promise.
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Yup, that's my favorite too. It's seriously weird.
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Doesn't work for me....
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Keep your eyes fixed on the dot in the center, and it will.
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Heh, good one, although the image fades pretty quickly.
The castle thing is pretty amazing too.
Vision is an interesting thing, isn't it.
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Yes it worked after a second try, staring at the dot. The funny thing is that the colors are bright and in color perfectly for a few seconds afterwords. Pretty cool.
The other one was also kind of neat, seeing it with your minds eye.
The other one was also kind of neat, seeing it with your minds eye.
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As far as I know, this is due to how images are "saved" on you retina(?) (I'm not too good with english and terms I've only learned about in danish) - just like if you stare at something bright, you'll keep seeing it when you close your eyes.
My guess is that the colors of the first image "hang around" when the B/W is showed, and as such you get the resulting illusion.
But who knows - and it's pretty cool all the same
My guess is that the colors of the first image "hang around" when the B/W is showed, and as such you get the resulting illusion.
But who knows - and it's pretty cool all the same
