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Judi Lynn

(164,155 posts) Wed Apr 11, 2018, 01:07 AM Apr 2018

This Crazy Optical Illusion Will Disappear Before Your Very Eyes [View all]

Now you see it, now you...

CARLY CASSELLA 11 APR 2018
A crazy optical illusion is breaking the internet this week – and no, it's not just another version of that dress.

The mind-bending illusion, which was posted to Reddit just yesterday, has already received over 48,000 upvotes.

This time, you can watch as you lose the ability to perceive colour.

Seriously, just look at the black dot in the centre of this image for 10-20 seconds and you'll notice the colours begin to steadily disappear, pixel by pixel.

More:
https://www.sciencealert.com/crazy-new-optical-illusion-breaking-internet

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This Crazy Optical Illusion Will Disappear Before Your Very Eyes [View all] Judi Lynn Apr 2018 OP

Freakadelic!! Thank you, Judi Lynn! - I also just stared at the circle, and...something Leghorn21 Apr 2018 #1

Here it is if you can't go to the website: forgotmylogin Apr 2018 #2

thanks KT2000 Apr 2018 #3

Pretty much. forgotmylogin Apr 2018 #4

Your post is exceptional. Glad you mentioned usually invisible nose images. Judi Lynn Apr 2018 #11

That's all from the website with the illusion... forgotmylogin Apr 2018 #12

It didn't work for me either, Liberty Belle Apr 2018 #10

Didn't do anything for me. Maybe because I had cataract surgery?? sinkingfeeling Apr 2018 #5

Maybe you focused on the colored square at the top of the page. That's the wrong image. Judi Lynn Apr 2018 #7

No, did the one in the video and tried the others below. Didn't seem to sinkingfeeling Apr 2018 #8

Didn't work for me either. But I may be tetrachromatic. Neema Apr 2018 #9

You must *completely* relax your eye movements. forgotmylogin Apr 2018 #13

The colors seemed to pulse for me. Dem_in_Nebr. Apr 2018 #6

I think I've had that experience... forgotmylogin Apr 2018 #14

what if they colors get more resilient and brighter? nt Javaman Apr 2018 #15

The article makes a false statement. JayhawkSD Apr 2018 #16

Cool. Iggo Apr 2018 #17