Without conscious though, you process motion vectors every time you go out for a drive and perform astoundingly accurate discrete filtering every time you hear music.
But the same thing that lets you focus on the violins in a concert is also what causes this:
Exam time!Savia wrote:So you're referring to the episode where Hannya's striped outfit gives the illusion of his arms being shorter than they actually are?danielwang wrote:the human mind has a natural ability to parse images into motion vectors, then correct parities and compare them against movements detected in the organ behind your ear... indeed, dizziness is often caused by stressing the muscles of your eyes when trying to focus on a dynamic object that doesn't make sense to your eyes...El Banana wrote:Elaborate.danielwang wrote:Optical illsuion. Similar to one seen in a certain episode of «Rurouni Kenshin»: a parsing error is inserted into the image to make your mind try to readjust the parity of the image.
( like the "solid lines" that form when you look at two angled grids )
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First one:
When you first looked at it, the yellow box appeared square, didn't it? The green lines are slightly modified to make it look that way...
Second one:
The bracket and the first rectangle are parallel, the last one is not.
