May I suggest next time you post something like this you warn your readers that the illusion can cause nausea if you are subject to vertigo. I’m still feeling quite ill. Thank you.
I didn’t see anything much except a bit of fuzz with a circle and the letter ‘o’ in it when I looked away. Is that what I was meant to see. I didn’t play the soundtrack. Sounds like I should be glad. The philosophy might have been a bit bogus, but putting it in the centre like that did make you focus on the middle.
Sorry but no real effect. It may be because of my glasses?
But I saw only a very vague glow that was in the shape of the iris but only for a few seconds. I think the reverse color effects are better.
I like the way they make sure you keep staring at the centre by placing letters / words in it and asking you to read them out. My eyes usually move around too much with these things, but this one worked.
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It’s crazy how easily your eyes can be tricked! Watch this
May I suggest next time you post something like this you warn your readers that the illusion can cause nausea if you are subject to vertigo. I’m still feeling quite ill. Thank you.
I enjoyed the eyebending but was left puzzled by the philosophy, if the world isn’t real then what are we perceiving?
The world is real silly. Science magnifies its weirdness; Bad philosophy makes it confusing.
Awesome illusion. Horrible soundtrack!
I didn’t see anything much except a bit of fuzz with a circle and the letter ‘o’ in it when I looked away. Is that what I was meant to see. I didn’t play the soundtrack. Sounds like I should be glad. The philosophy might have been a bit bogus, but putting it in the centre like that did make you focus on the middle.
You must look in the center for very long, and then see what happens when you look away afterwards…
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You have to try this. Thanks Richard.
Seen this type of things before, usually with a spiral. But this one is much more effective! Very cool! (gave me a bit of a headache too though)
That was pretty damn cool. Reading the letters in the middle made it easy to keep my gaze centered.
Sorry but no real effect. It may be because of my glasses?
But I saw only a very vague glow that was in the shape of the iris but only for a few seconds. I think the reverse color effects are better.
Next time you see a waterfall, stare at one spot in the water for 20 to 30 seconds, then look at something solid and immobile – similar effect
I like the way they make sure you keep staring at the centre by placing letters / words in it and asking you to read them out. My eyes usually move around too much with these things, but this one worked.
Nothing happened apart from from the usual blob you get after looking at a light and getting rather bored.
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I looked at a chair and the design in it seemed moving coming live!!!!!!!!!!!!
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