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[*Steven*]

So there's this thing I've seen in psychology, where it's got a paragraph and all the words are skewed and letters mixed up etc. but you can still read it no problem because your brain fills it in.

I can't seem to find that link, however, so if anyone knows of it feel free to put in here.


Who likes mind games, optical illusions?
I do.

[*davinci*]

Stupid search flood control, lol. But Elba made a topic about that.

It's fascinating how the brain works.

[*Sandraaa*]

http://www.createblog.com/forums/index.php...c=19642&hl=
^ Elba's topic.

It's quite interesting.

[*alovesopure*]

I loooove optical illusions... They are fun. haha

[arghrawr]

Oh funfun! In third grade we spent an entire semester on optical illusions. My teacher brought in all sorts of books and stuff. We tried to create our own. Mine sucked so bad.

[michellerrific]

So there's this thing I've seen in psychology, where it's got a paragraph and all the words are skewed and letters mixed up etc. but you can still read it no problem because your brain fills it in.

Aren't those one of those Myspace bulletins?! i think those are amusing. it's weeeird isn't it?

[SarahxJoy]

Oh, there's been a topic on this before.. You can make up anything that you want to, just mix up the middle letters.

Keep the first and end letter the original. It works for anything.

Oh yeah, there have been a lot of myspace bulletins about that. It was cool the first few times, but now to me it's, ehh.

I like optical illusions and such too. I remember in my psychology class where we rolled up sheet of paper, closed one eye, held our hand out in front of ourselves, and by doing it a certain way it seemed as if you had a hole that goes through in the middle of your palm. Cool stuff.

[reeenana]

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[*davinci*]

i had one of those, a disney one. i think it was called magic eye. it was just like a bunch of scribbles and stuff, and when u would pull the book away from ur face slowly u could see a 3D image.

Ugh, I can't remember what they're called either. I used to be so fascinated with them at one point and downloaded so many on to my computer. *hits head on desk*

Anyway, lilac chaser is neat.

Edit: They're called stereograms!

[*Insurmountable*]

oh oh oh I've heard of this!

^and I've seen that.

My dad use to go to these websites that had quite a few different things. Like you look at this point and move your head back and forth and the circles did something and these picture things hover over and stuff.

[1angel3]

I do, and they amaze me.

[Simba]

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I'm gnona sartt psointg leik taht now.

[Jeng]

Ya optical illusions are so much fun. :

[*stephinika*]

Yeah, I've seen that paragraph in a myspace bulletin before too, but yeah I love all those things. They're so cool.

[Crash2]

I like optical illusions. I've got a book full of them.

I remember seeing some on some website... can't remember which though.