Optical Illusion Or Reality? Watch This Image Move And Decide For Yourself
Optical illusion shows a group of circles moving in and out. Initially it appears to be a collection of static hexagons with the same sizes and colours of blue and gold.
Have you ever felt as though a picture is moving as you look at it? You're not crazy after all. One of the many intriguing optical illusions that can deceive your brain into seeing things that aren't actually there is this one.
Do you see this image moving?
A picture of a group of circles moving in and out if you concentrate on one point is one such optical illusion that has been doing the rounds on the internet recently.
Initially, the image appears to be a collection of static hexagons with the same sizes and colours of blue and gold, but as soon as you concentrate on the white circle, the hexagons begin to move in and out producing a surreal and disorienting effect.
It's incredible how easily such visuals can trick our brains. These kinds of optical illusions challenge our understanding of reality and even show us how our brains function.
For instance, the Pinna-Brelstaff illusion, also referred to as the moving hexagon illusion, is a combination of shape, colour and motion.
Why do we find optical illusions so fascinating?
Why do we find optical illusions so fascinating, though? For starters, they are simply beautiful to look at. But more importantly, they can aid our understanding of how our brains function as well as how we perceive the world.
Optical illusions manipulate our visual perception, which can enhance our cognitive and problem-solving abilities.
If you're interested in these kinds of optical illusions, one that recently went viral online has people doubting their own perception. An image with a black and white circle with a zigzag pattern and a few numbers was shared by Twitter user Benonwine.
DO you see a number?
¡ª Benonwine (@benonwine) February 16, 2022
If so, what number? pic.twitter.com/wUK0HBXQZF
Initially, you might only see the number "528," but as you focus your attention, additional numbers begin to emerge. Users reported seeing "4583," while others reported seeing "15283" or even "3452839." Which numbers in the circle are actually concealed, we wonder?
The question of whether we should follow the crowd or follow our instincts has been sparked by this illusion. It serves as a reminder that our perceptions can be deceived and that what we believe to be true may not actually be the case.
So, look more closely and reconsider what you previously believed. What do you perceive to be there?
What do you think about this? Tell us in the comments.
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