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Someones got some splaining to do!
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Actually, it is pure optical illusion. The pieces do not actually fit together.
The blue piece fitted onto the red piece does not actually give a straight line (the ratio of angles (3:8 and 5:13) are not the same. The picture is small enough so that the difference is not noticeable, but they do not actually fit perfectly. |
That's a kick ass optical illusion. I was racking my brain and I couldn't figure the damn thing out.
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Yeah, there is a thin slice of space along the new diagonal line that equals one square. there are at leastone more version of that one. They are great!
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That is pretty cool. Of course I have a headache from trying to figure it out......
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Saw this problem many, many years ago. I was probably around 12, and I spent a whole week trying to solve it, when I realized the pieces don't really fit together >.<;
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yeah, at that scale you can fudge a whole box's worth of gap between the two lines.
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and thus...life once again makes sense
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What illusion? All I see is "64=65 ?"
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Picture is rexed. Are you ppl talking about that tetris looking multicolored triangle?
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What are we trying to solve?
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This is the best one A and B are the same color
http://web.mit.edu/persci/people/ade...lusion4med.jpg http://web.mit.edu/persci/people/ade..._illusion.html |
yes a and b are the same dont see the origianl pic just a pic place holder
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ah bollox they got leech protection, try this one.
http://fortress-forever.com/uploads/checkopticalill.jpg |
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lol.. then you should try out the stuff that they say. All will yield results telling you the same.
Interestingly though, recently went to a Seurat exhibit that explained similar thing, where light next to dark is ligher and such. forget what the name for it is though. |
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