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In reply to the discussion: Brain Saver...The Viral plate Illusion Has The Internet Completely Divided [View all]Ms. Toad
(38,639 posts)45. Caption under the photo
"All of them are turned over," the caption continues, "However, there are a few that are not upside down, and the moment you identify those, all the plates will be turned over!"
If you see them turned over, the light source is from the upper left, not the lower right.
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Me.
Aug 2020
OP
The orientation is ambiguous because they've removed the plates' shadows from the table.
gristy
Aug 2020
#18
How come I'm missing all the fun. I stare and stare and they all remain upright. nt
LAS14
Aug 2020
#20
Wonderful! Thanks so much. And it did ring faint bells. I'll wait a bit, then, for...
LAS14
Aug 2020
#26
Wait a minute, that site is in New Zealand! Of course they'll see the image upside-down!
Towlie
Aug 2020
#25
I first saw them as bottoms up, but then that changed to face up, but that changed back, and then
Goodheart
Aug 2020
#27
Good observation. In fact you can see opposite shaped shadow parabolas in the photo.
honest.abe
Aug 2020
#39