Bits & Pieces: Motion induced blindness

Sunday, December 02, 2007

Motion induced blindness

This is really cool.

Motion induced blindness

Remember the yellow dots are always there…you just can’t see them.

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10 comments:

Derek Brink said...: I think I naturally blink too quickly for that to work right... I'm not seeing it.; 4:23 PM, December 02, 2007
Anonymous said...: This didn't work for me either. I stared for some time, but nothing. I even tried varying my blinks... don't blink at all (eyes burn!) or blink repetively; but I still see the dots. Maybe some people just aren't as photo-optically sensitive as others.; 8:53 AM, December 03, 2007
Anonymous said...: maybe some people can't see what there suppose too not see...; 7:23 AM, December 04, 2007
Anonymous said...: I see nuh-thing!; 9:11 AM, December 04, 2007
Jonco said...: You guys are clicking on the link aren't you? The pic on the post is just a still shot of the illusion.

Jonco; 3:10 PM, December 04, 2007
Derek Brink said...: Yeah, totally. Even tried changing the colours and whatnot. Might be the backlight on my laptop or something messing with it. Maybe a better resolution (or something) would help out...; 1:47 AM, December 05, 2007
Anonymous said...: maybe a couple hits of acid would help you derek; 8:02 AM, December 05, 2007
Anonymous said...: I totally see the illusion. I was just saying 'nuh-thing' meaning the dots disappear. What's even more fun is clicking the speed button several hundred times and watch the grid go 'round.; 9:06 AM, December 05, 2007
Anonymous said...: derek hit the smaller button until there gone.; 1:35 PM, December 05, 2007
Anonymous said...: If you blink too much, try turning up the speed.; 4:40 AM, December 07, 2007

Sunday, December 02, 2007

Motion induced blindness

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