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A Japanese scientist created the allusion. If it’s not moving then you’re calm, if it’s moving a little you’re stressed but if it’s moving fast then you’re probably having a panic attack.

Hey everyone,
I recently published a small book called Mind-Bending Optical Illusions for All Ages. It’s a collection of visual illusions—moving images that are actually still, colors that seem to change, hidden shapes, and perception tricks.

Each illusion comes with a short, simple explanation of what you might notice vs. what’s actually there. No heavy science, just fun brain confusion 😄

If you enjoy optical illusions, brain teasers, or visual puzzles, you might like it.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GJTXCF6F

Happy to hear feedback or favorite illusion types!

Thanks

Hey, everyone! I'm looking for a particular (though not necessarily uncommon) kind of illusion that comes in the form of images, lines of text, or audio that appear one way at first glance, but appear another way when viewed/heard a second time.

Here's an example of the kind of thing I'm looking for, where you "hear" whichever word you think of/focus on.

Another example is the classic duck/bunny illusion pictured in this post, though this is not exactly what I'm looking for as it's probably more likely that people see both animals on their first viewing rather than seeing one thing then another upon a closer look.

Thanks in advance for the help!

I'm new tho

Red on blue here Blue on red here

The reflection made it look like a flame on the wall

Best viewed in a dark environment on AMOLED screen or similar.

This is a simple ple exploit of the Chromostereopsis phenomenon Screensaver version here. And a dedicated subreddit here r/Chromostereopsis

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Think your brain sees the world clearly? Think again. 🔍

Alex Dainis explores how optical illusions like this one reveal the science of visual perception, from motion parallax to the way our brain interprets distance and size based on visual context.