Perceptual Illusions (2018)

Post by arodgers_la » Thu, Aug 26, 2021, 7:30 AM UTC

yuturs wrote: post #21

cymon wrote: post #13

Number 12 is quite something, it works with anything you look at after staring the center of the top image. I looked at my food and I could see it moving in a very odd manner, went back to image for 15 seconds and looked at the walls, same effect and repeated the same with other stuff and after 10 minutes I feel motion sickness like the one you get after spinning and losing your balance (not everyone gets this I thin…

I regularly go on 10+ mile hikes with my girlfriend and we’ve noticed this happens after 2-3 hrs of straight, continuous hiking. When you all the sudden stop, it looks like the surrounding environment is coming at you. Super weird, same concept.

Post by arc-in-space » Thu, Aug 26, 2021, 8:45 AM UTC

zabzonk wrote: post #28

These were all great. I have a question on the Tube train one though - as someone that has lived over 20 years of his life in London, a lot of them using the Tube, why don't I ever perceive actual Tube trains as going backwards? Or indeed ordinary mainline trains?

Post by anotherevan » Mon, Aug 30, 2021, 11:56 AM UTC