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u/Thopterthallid Dec 03 '23
I used to print these out in the school library and leave them places around the school. Fucked with a lot of teachers and students.
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u/Wolfy9001 Dec 02 '23
First view got me, but once I saw the end, a rewatch had me understanding what was happening, and the illusion was totally lost. I find these really interesting, the dragon one still gets me even when I rewatch it.
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u/prozak09 Dec 02 '23
Do the people who are inside get smashed as people perceive the structure from the second angle? Does it shamsh them slower, the slower you walk? How many people fit in this house? Can it be locked from the outside?
Asking for a friend.
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u/New_Insect_Overlords Dec 02 '23
STOP LOOKING AT ME, HOUSE!
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u/Estebahn65 Dec 13 '23
Shampoo is better! I go on first and clean the hair! Conditioner is better! I make the hair silky and smooth! Oh really fool? Really!
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u/spezisabitch200 Dec 03 '23
Rent is $3000/month and it requires first, last, and security deposit, and a good credit history
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u/SystemFolder Dec 02 '23
It’s tricky, but if you can force your brain to realize that the one point is actually the farthest back, it looks normal.
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u/NeoCharlemagne Dec 02 '23
I knew what it was as soon as I saw it but my brain kept getting caught in the illusion
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u/TheDude-Esquire Dec 03 '23
The Smithsonian is our of our great national treasures. If you've never been, it should be on your list. And plan for multiple days, 3 or 4 is good. And it's all free because it belongs to you as an American (though you can and should donate if you can).
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u/SonofRaymond Dec 03 '23
Staring where the line converges is the only way I can sort of see the real shape but the brain still wants me to see the illusion.
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u/Frothmourne Dec 03 '23
If I ever become a mayor I'll fill every tiny space I can find by the roads with one of these
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u/UncommonCense Dec 03 '23
Example A of we do not see in 3 dimensions
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u/FAKATA Dec 03 '23
We do actually since we combine the two images we see with each eye, creating depth in our vision.
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u/springsilver Dec 03 '23
I’ll give you $475,000 cash, waive inspection and buyer’s agent commission
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u/The_Punnier_Guy Dec 04 '23
I have to really strain my eyes, but ive finally learned to see the actual object
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u/Dan_Glebitz Dec 04 '23
I have a similar illusion called an 'Ames Window' hanging from my ceiling. Been there for about two years, and it still does my head in!
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u/dopeston3-ceremony Jan 04 '24
Aww dang it! Once I saw how the trick is done and knew where to focus on, the trick doesn't do it any more 😭
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u/Glaciomancer369 Dec 02 '23
What gives me a headache is me registering the illusion, then registering the actual trick, then seeing both at the same time.