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Your eyes are making the picture move even though it is not animated. Staring at one spot or the center of each circle will cause the movement to stop. The document contains optical illusions and asks questions to test perception, such as whether lines are straight or curved, which circle is bigger, and hints at images of a face and a word that can be seen by tilting your head to the right.
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Your eyes are making the lines and circles in the picture appear to move even though the image is static. Staring at one spot or the center of each circle will cause the apparent motion to stop. The document suggests looking for hidden images within the design such as a face or word beginning with L by tilting your head to the right.
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The document discusses an optical illusion image containing purple lines and gray squares that appear to move when the eyes move. Tilting the head to the right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with "L" hidden in the image. Staring at a single spot or the black center of each circle causes the apparent motion to stop, demonstrating that it is an optical illusion created by eye movement rather than an animated image.
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The document discusses an optical illusion image containing purple lines and gray squares that appear to move when the eyes move. Tilting the head to the right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with "L" hidden in the image. Staring at a single spot or the black center of each circle causes the apparent motion to stop, demonstrating that it is an optical illusion created by eye movement rather than an animated image.
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The document asks if lines are straight or bent and if gray areas are seen between squares. It hints that tilting the head right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with 'L'. Staring at one spot or the black circle centers causes the apparent motion to stop, showing it is an optical illusion created by eye movement rather than an animated image.
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The document discusses an optical illusion image containing purple lines and gray squares that appear to move when the eyes move. Tilting the head to the right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with "L" hidden in the image. Staring at a single spot or the black center of each circle causes the apparent motion to stop, demonstrating that it is an optical illusion created by eye movement rather than an animated image.
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The document asks if lines are straight or bent and if gray areas are seen between squares. It hints that tilting the head right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with 'L'. Staring at one spot or the black circle centers causes the image to stop moving, showing that eye movement makes it appear animated when it is static.
Optical illusions
The document asks if lines are straight or bent and if gray areas are seen between squares. It hints that tilting the head right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with 'L'. Staring at a spot or the black circle centers causes the image to stop moving, showing that eye movement makes it appear animated when it is static.
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The document asks if lines are straight or bent and if gray areas are seen between squares. It hints that tilting the head right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with 'L'. Staring at a spot or the black circle centers causes the image to stop moving, showing that eye movement makes it appear animated when it is static.
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Your eyes are making the lines and circles in the picture appear to move even though the image is static. Staring at one spot or the center of each circle will cause the apparent motion to stop. The document suggests looking for hidden images within the design such as a face or word beginning with L by tilting your head to the right.
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The document discusses an optical illusion image containing purple lines and gray squares that appear to move when the eyes move. Tilting the head to the right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with "L" hidden in the image. Staring at a single spot or the black center of each circle causes the apparent motion to stop, demonstrating that it is an optical illusion created by eye movement rather than an animated image.
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The document discusses an optical illusion image containing purple lines and gray squares that appear to move when the eyes move. Tilting the head to the right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with "L" hidden in the image. Staring at a single spot or the black center of each circle causes the apparent motion to stop, demonstrating that it is an optical illusion created by eye movement rather than an animated image.
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The document asks if lines are straight or bent and if gray areas are seen between squares. It hints that tilting the head right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with 'L'. Staring at one spot or the black circle centers causes the apparent motion to stop, showing it is an optical illusion created by eye movement rather than an animated image.
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The document discusses an optical illusion image containing purple lines and gray squares that appear to move when the eyes move. Tilting the head to the right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with "L" hidden in the image. Staring at a single spot or the black center of each circle causes the apparent motion to stop, demonstrating that it is an optical illusion created by eye movement rather than an animated image.
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The document asks if lines are straight or bent and if gray areas are seen between squares. It hints that tilting the head right reveals a man's face and a word beginning with 'L'. Staring at a spot or the black circle centers causes the image to stop moving, showing that eye movement makes it appear animated when it is static.
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Your eyes are making the purple lines in the image appear to move even though the image is static. Staring at a single spot will cause the lines to stop moving, demonstrating that your eye movements create the illusion of motion. The document contains questions about the image and hints that tilting one's head can reveal a face and a word beginning with L within the pattern.
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- 8. If you take a look at the following picture , let me tell you ... it is not animated. Your eyes are making it move. To test this, stare at one spot for a couple seconds and everything will stop moving. Or look at the black center of each circle and it will stop moving. But move your eyes to the next black center and the previous will move after you take your eyes away from it.... Weird
- 10. Are the purple lines straight or bent?
- 11. Which circle in the middle is bigger?
- 12. Do you see gray areas in between the squares? Now where did they come from?
- 13. You should see a man's face and also a word... Hint: Try tilting your head to the right, the world begins with 'L'