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tik
tik • diaspora
I counted 20 circles
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tik
tik • diaspora
Oh I see, no need to double my vision
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Luna Saphira Dragofelis
Luna Saphira Dragofelis • diaspora
I don't see itโ€ฆ
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greyshley
greyshley • diaspora
look between the boxes.
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Clara Listensprechen
Clara Listensprechen friendica
Deja vu on this re-post. And yeah--you'll see the circles when you look at the posts.
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Luna Saphira Dragofelis
Luna Saphira Dragofelis • diaspora
OOOOHHHHH now I see it!
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Clara Listensprechen
Clara Listensprechen friendica
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Bob Lai
Bob Lai • diaspora
Nope. This is like the 3D 'magic' images. Can't see those, either.
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Clara Listensprechen
Clara Listensprechen friendica
This is actually easier than those, but hey--can't help ya.
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Andrew Pam
Andrew Pam • diaspora
You only need one eye to see these circles, unlike the 3D magic images (which I can't see either!)
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Bob Lai
Bob Lai • diaspora
No. Hmm. I'm astigmatic in both eyes, wonder if that's part of the reason why.
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Andrew Pam
Andrew Pam • diaspora
That could well be a factor, yes. Try focussing on the curved borders between the horizontal and vertical bars at the corners of the squares.
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Bob Lai
Bob Lai • diaspora
Nope. Tried it with and without glasses, too, since the glasses have the spherical correction.
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Andrew Pam
Andrew Pam • diaspora
If you look at just the vertical lines, you should be able to see the circles - exclude all the horizontal lines. You could try using a slit filter!
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Bob Lai
Bob Lai • diaspora
Sigh. Went through ALL of this with 'Magic 3D' - waste of time, my eyes won't do it.
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Andrew Pam
Andrew Pam • diaspora
This isn't really an optical illusion, though - the vertical lines are really arranged in the shape of circles. I find it interesting that you can't mentally "tune out" the horizontal lines!
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Bob Lai
Bob Lai • diaspora
I did work in television for 30 years - that's nothing but horizontal lines, if you understand how television/persistence of vision works.
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Andrew Pam
Andrew Pam • diaspora
Hahaha yes indeed - perhaps that's why you can't help but pay attention to them! What if you turn your head (or the image) sideways?
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Clara Listensprechen
Clara Listensprechen friendica
^^ Why screen savers were invented.
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Bob Lai
Bob Lai • diaspora
Bulging disks (C5-6-7). No turning head sideways in these parts.
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Andrew Pam
Andrew Pam • diaspora
Turn the screen! Or print out the image. ๐Ÿ˜€
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Clara Listensprechen
Clara Listensprechen friendica
Okay...I put a bit of work into taking a screenshot and in the following image I smudged the bottom edges of some of the circles. In a given row, 3 circles got smudged to reveal the bottom edge but left the 4th circles untouched:
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Bob Lai
Bob Lai • diaspora
Thank you, but ... still no luck.

Clearly, I'm either the guy in the SF movie that doesn't/can't see the space aliens, or the guy who DOES ...
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