This is how your eyes cheat your brain. This is a black and white image. But it can be colorful if you want to. Look at the image and follow the instructions.
If you like this optical illusion, you might like the blue and the green illusion too.
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This optical illusion has been around for some time, but maybe you haven’t seen it. The girls you see in the picture are moving in the same direction. But if you look at any girl in this picture for some time, you will notice how she changes the direction. In reality, however, this doesn’t happen. You brain’s playing a trick on you. She is always moving in one and the same direction.
You would not believe your eyes. The guy used 400 candles to make this trick. The temperature in the room increased by 10 degrees F.
Liked this comment on youtube:
j4pan: cool i guess but why do people feel the need to perform illusions (BTW they used to call it witchcraft which was punishable by death) ? the world is perfect exactly the way god created it
No matter how strongly you want to believe you are seeing blue and green spirals here, there is no blue color in this image. There is only green, red and orange. What you think is blue is actually green. You can check this through Photoshop or by zooming, if you need an affirmation. Your eyes cheat you.
If you don’t believe your eyes, check this image enlarged:
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There are a lot of psychological tests based off of eye-tricks like this one, such as the Rorschach and inkblot tests, which are called thematic apperception tests, or TAT. These TATs are an abstract way to remove mental blocks in psychological patients and find underlying and subconscious issues. TATs are frequently used in psychological testing in depression counseling and bipolar treatment centers, and although this is not an official TAT, it does make one question one’s perception.
Discovered on Akiyoshi Kitaoka’s site
