couchtripper

Thanks faceless -- I assumed that it was too good to be an illusion !!

+The shadow illusion is really good. It depends not on the shadow but the 4 very dark squares around square "B". That makes "B" appear "lighter" .. verus square "A" which has white around it, so making "A" appear darker. I tried to do a paper cut-out over the screen to prove the illusion without touching the keyboard.

+The figure always appears to be spinning clock-wise. Damn right brain -- I am sure I used to be a left-brainer


https://www.funderstanding.com/right_left_brain.cfm :

Left Brain :
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Logical
Sequential
Rational
Analytical
Objective
Looks at parts

Right Brain :
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Random
Intuitive
Holistic
Synthesizing
Subjective
Looks at wholes


+Bat's image : Is that where my high heels ended up ?

Bat wrote:It took me ages to find the car in this illusion

I see a girl on high heels leaning on a black car. Is this what I am suppose to see or there is a second car involved?

nico wrote:

Bat wrote:It took me ages to find the car in this illusion

I see a girl on high heels leaning on a black car. Is this what I am suppose to see or there is a second car involved?

Oh dear, oh dear nico. Here's another picture along the same lines as the one I posted earlier. See if you can get this one

maycm wrote:Watch the gap in the pink dots as it circles around the cross.

Then focus on the cross, and watch all the dots disappear, and new green dot circle the cross.

Thanks, maycm. I've seen it before, but it still puzzles me. I guess the brain remembers green better than purple, so as the green dot moves around the circle, the brain fills in the "blank" with grey. If anyone knows better, I'd be interested in hearing.