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It
seems that this triangular "nothing" has considerable
presence thanks to the sectors missing from the discs
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In
a similar vein, the eye sees an "I", but with curved sides,
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These
amicable faces appear to be looking in different directions - but
have a close look at their eyes!
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This
illusion was popular some years ago.
Press
the arrow button to flip the image upside down for a surprise, and
again to restore the image.
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Spots
before your eyes?
Not
when you look straight at them!
These
illusory blobs are produced in a Hermann Grid.
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Don't
say the word - say the colour of the word!
So,
for the first one you say "red" (even though the word
says "green")
There
are six words, and six colours to match. They are:
red green blue yellow
purple and
orange
Got
that? OK,
click the button and see how fast you can do it...
This
is not so much an illusion as a perceptual confusion. It was first
discovered by the Dutch psychologist Stroop and named after him.
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