Cool Optical Illusions

Recreation Fun & Games
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found this too

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There you go, you found the curve!
:grin:

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What number do you see here?

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45283

what’s the prize?

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8452839?

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I see 3452839

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Yeah, I can see the first digit as a 3, but at certain angles as an 8.

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You got it!

At first, I saw it the same as @ponlaihop. Then, I learned there should be 7 digits and the other two became more visible.

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8675309?

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Can you tell how many circles are crossing each other?

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yes

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Zero.
Reminds me of the “Vertigo” label on old l.p.’s
Ed. & vinyl in general

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I made this one.

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I still can’t see stereograms… :sob:

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Then this one is definitely for you. If you can ever see it.

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Are you making fun of my disability? :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

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There’s nothing moving here!

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All balls are the same color!

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Stare at the image for about half a minute without moving your eyes and watch as it gradually disappears.

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This is a variation of Troxler’s effect which essentially says that if you fixate your eyes on a certain point, stimuli near that point will gradually fade.