Topic, Optical Ilutions

  I hate the triangle thing, how does it work. How is that missing a square?

  Somebody know more ilutions?

  Lol

MouseMove on the picture for 3 seconds

  Check this out!
I promise it's not a scare vid.

  Here:

Are these lines straight or not?

In 3D you can see that they aren't straight but in 2D they are. These 2 informations are mixed up and it's confuzing

 

  Yeah , lol

  Yes, IN MY DREAMS

  Can you see the head?

  A lady in the mirror! No, it's skull...No...Wait...It's...Aww, my head!

  @Geckojsc : Wow!!

  Now this is what I'm talking about! A brilliant moiré animations book!

  Look on this one

W00T! 80th comment

  It's funny

  I know this one
XD

  This is my fauvorite:P :
The question: Look at the chart and say the color, not the word.

Geek wisdom: Your right brain tries to say the color but your left brain insists on reading the word.

  @SuperDog
You must post 1 message and delete the message and when you deleted post a new message and when you posted a new restore your old message.
Hope it helpes

  Oh, the silhouette illusion

  Saw this site and saw something fun
Is the dancer spinning clockwise or anticlockwise?

Edit=How can you post 2 messages in less than 1 hour?

 
Do you see a spiral?
Look closely at this image... Do you see a spiral?

Do you see a spiral?

 
Stare at the dark dot in the center for 10 seconds...

Black Dot Optical Illusion

Now move your head forward and backward.
As your head moves closer to your monitor
and then back away from your monitor, the circles
will appear to be spinning.

- - - But are they really spinning? Absolutely NOT! - - -

  @ilikeRT, It is a really famous illution, I found it on www.uncleernest.com/fun_optical.html

 
Try staring at this for more than 5 seconds without going crazy.

Then try following it around!

Curves constantly die out and then re-evolve as part of another curve.

  I found it on 123opticalillusions.com

  @ilikerollingturtle, I found that one at the same site as the Ebbinghaus Illusion! O_O

  Cool Illusion Im and ilikerollingturtle!

  Look on this one

 
The question: Are the two red circles in the middle the same size? Do you think the left one is smaller than the right one?
The tip: They are both identical.

Geek wisdom: The Ebbinghaus illusion is an optical illusion of relative size perception. In the best-known version of the illusion, two circles of identical size are placed near to each other and one is surrounded by large circles while the other is surrounded by small circles; the first central circle then appears smaller than the second central circle. It was named for its discoverer, the German psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus (1850-1909).

  Cool !

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