Didnt do much for me, when i looked away i saw some fuzzy shit that dissapeared quick. Whats it supposed to do?

I looked at the first image for abut 30 sconds, and then I saw THIS ...

http://www.completelybonkers.com/ima...cream-mask.jpg

Fuck!! my hand is melting!

My hand started getting bigger and smaller!

You did not stare long enough. Plus you have to make sure to stare in the same spot, do not move your eyes around.

I have a site for people who don't need time to figure these things out....

IHaveAnIQover50.com

already in service.... :)

Try looking at it for 20 seconds straight - stare in the center of it. Then quickly look at your hand... it should stay for about 5-10 seconds... wicked shit. If it doesn't work, I have a program that may work better (it runs the animation way smoother, so I think it fools the eye better). Let me know...

(j/k 'bout the prior msg, btw :winkwink: )

What is cool about this illusion is that both triangles are off by exactly half of the area of one square. This makes them different from each other by one whole square, but each on their own is only half a square different from the triangle you think you are seeing. Having the difference divided in half is an awesome technic to fool you.

Try this one:

http://66.230.141.41/images/gfy/opti...desofgreen.gif
Do you see the two shades of green above?
Would you believe that there is actually only one shade of green?

I thought it was just me...I think my brain has exploded...

OK.. I stared at the spinning spiral.. now I feel like this
http://www.zebrawashere.com/fun/schism.gif

all i see is black and white spirals when i close my eyes now.. thanks!

No, you have to look at something for your brain to analyze. Since your brain is so good at removing motion so you don't get motion sickness, when you look at something with no motion, all of a sudden the 'corrections' the brain has placed on the spinal spiral are placed on what you are looking at. Very weird, because the movements are in different directions. So, when you look at your hand, a portion of it appears to be moving one way, and another portion in the opposite way, and yet another portion in the opposite way again. Eventually, after 5 or 10 seconds, the brain will correct again - proving simply how amazing it is.

...nevermind me, I misread your post. :glugglug

here's a good one

http://psycharts.com/eyetest.gif

My screen is so big that I can read that one easily. Works better on smaller monitors (& lower resolutions).

all I saw was this???? CNN/Bush conditioning??
awakening

That's kinda freaky because when I first look at it, they do look different color, but as I stare at it, the color does look the same, but when I look away and look back at it, it looks like 2 colors all over again, he he he.

Yeah, I noticed the same thing.... it's so neat how your brain reacts to what the eyes see.

What you believe you see is not what your eyes see... it's your brains interpretation of what the eyes see. After all, you don't see 2 distinct images, with a blind spot in each, do you? Of course, not... but that's what your eyes see. And what's crazier about it is how the brain interpretes the same colors as being different colors according to their surroundings. The classic illusion:
http://www.umds.ac.uk/physiology/dav...day/hhgrid.gif
really shows this off.

This next link is a page in which you can change the illusion to see how great you are at comparing two different things:
http://www.exploratorium.edu/exhibits/changingill/
very cool.

OMJ!

Cheers,
Matt

that IS really cool.
i'm pretty good at it.

You can cheat on some of them, like the one with 45 degree lines - it's easy to tell the lines are straight when there is no jagged edges in them.

Damn...after seeing all this shit...I'm starting feel dizzy and I want to throw up ...:repuke

haha

HQ..... did u make this? or did someone on GFY?
its Cool!!

haha. first i looked at the pic and was like... ok.. what the fuck is the illusion...

then i read
"Do you see the two shades of green above?"

and i said to myself... huh... there's only 1 shade of green.
this one doesn't work on me.

I must be some kind of super person.

These are called stereograms. Do a quick search on google for some programs to make them:
http://www.google.com/search?q=stereogram+maker

You have to look in the center of the image. I think it works best that way.

Of course! And your superpower is.... color blindness!

I found a program that makes them on the net.

Awesome!!
whats the program called?

:1orglaugh

http://66.230.141.41/images/gfy/stereogram_juge.png

Woohooo! :thumbsup

More OIs please!