Many of these illusions _really_ are unbelievable - especially the identity of the shades at 8:31, the white blotches appearing at 17:33 (I've stopped the video and made certain they aren't real, covering parts of the image with my fingers), and the stills the brain independently makes move at 18:56 and 19:11. It's utterly useful to get presented a well-made clip on such things. That helps you to notice - or remember - to what a degree your perception of the world _altogether_ is of an illusory character. After all, there are no real colors, around us (like the Greeks have assumed it), but only electromagnetic rays of certain frequencies. There are no sounds, at all, in reality, but only _vibrations._ In the end, you even have to be doubtful if the _vibrations_ exist, or are likewise just _imagined._ No smells exist, but only chemicals; there is no real pain, but only a warning and alarming system of the body based on chemical and electrical events; the same applies to temperature; and you even can theorize that love is a mere illusion, too, brought about by evolution to ensure a unity and propagation of populations of certain species. _Anything_ we experience is a highly manufactured interpretation, transformation, and intensification of interactions of quarks. The effect we are told about at 11:00ff could have been described a little more exactly, as an outcome of a defatigation of our receptors for colors. I could imagine that such a defatigation also affects other perceptions than just optical ones. For example, when there is nothing to be criticized about a person, we instinctively begin to find faults, even more successfully. Disfavor can evolutionarily be explained as a mechanism which ensures that capable people move around after having been expelled from their native regions, with the consequence that they can spread their knowledge and abilities. Nevertheless, that sort of a societal mechanism could have a neurological foundation similar to such an appearance of complementary colors.
My mother and I always remember colors as opposites. I’ll buy a blue shirt that’s orange when I get home and take it out of the bag. We’ve never met other people with this problem. We don’t stare at it first; it just flips automatically until we grow familiar with it.
Stop saying that you're constantly adding more people to the production team. We don't care about any of that. Get over yourselves. More people would both watch and positively rate your videos if you just stuck to the topic at hand.
Wow. You just put a voice to something irritating about these videos that I couldn't put my finger on, but you said it in one concise sentence! THANK YOU Stephen!
I was really hoping that you would show some NEW illusions. (They DO exist, you know; some are newer and the older ones have been shown in new WAYS using color, *or* more clever uses *of* color) Being nearly 60, I've seen every last one of these my entire life; those from the early 19th and 20th centuries, I've seen since childhood and the ones from the 21st century I've seen ever since they were invented in pretty much every documentary about these effects on eyes and info on human perspective. Ho hum...
I’m going to watch it again at 4:20 pm 😂
This video is so good, I just had to SUBSCRIBE! Thank you for the upload and sharing!
That was trippy! But I liked it.
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🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼...
Many of these illusions _really_ are unbelievable - especially the identity of the shades at 8:31, the white blotches appearing at 17:33 (I've stopped the video and made certain they aren't real, covering parts of the image with my fingers), and the stills the brain independently makes move at 18:56 and 19:11.
It's utterly useful to get presented a well-made clip on such things. That helps you to notice - or remember - to what a degree your perception of the world _altogether_ is of an illusory character. After all, there are no real colors, around us (like the Greeks have assumed it), but only electromagnetic rays of certain frequencies. There are no sounds, at all, in reality, but only _vibrations._ In the end, you even have to be doubtful if the _vibrations_ exist, or are likewise just _imagined._ No smells exist, but only chemicals; there is no real pain, but only a warning and alarming system of the body based on chemical and electrical events; the same applies to temperature; and you even can theorize that love is a mere illusion, too, brought about by evolution to ensure a unity and propagation of populations of certain species. _Anything_ we experience is a highly manufactured interpretation, transformation, and intensification of interactions of quarks.
The effect we are told about at 11:00ff could have been described a little more exactly, as an outcome of a defatigation of our receptors for colors. I could imagine that such a defatigation also affects other perceptions than just optical ones. For example, when there is nothing to be criticized about a person, we instinctively begin to find faults, even more successfully. Disfavor can evolutionarily be explained as a mechanism which ensures that capable people move around after having been expelled from their native regions, with the consequence that they can spread their knowledge and abilities. Nevertheless, that sort of a societal mechanism could have a neurological foundation similar to such an appearance of complementary colors.
Most of these make sense. Our eyes developed for us living in a 3D world. When you show the brain a 2D image it is till trying to interpret it as 3D.
The 16th would be my ex-wife. She definitely was not what she appear to be.
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being color blind apparently doesnt allow me to be fooled by these
I love these.
Why not keep the illusion on the screen instead of switching to bullshit stock footage?
Press pause.
@@lisaschuster9187 I almost wet myself when I read your comment.
I only see commercials.
awesome !
Viewers were expecting to be fooled! They aren’t tricks, they’re fun optical illusions. We see them throughout life, so would never be “fooled.”
Reality is indeed relative, like Einstein said. It really depends on the eyes of the beholder... 👀 👁
The most simple explanation for all of these is LSD.
MY EYES !!!!👁️ 👁️!!!!!! I GOTTA HEADACHE NOW!!! MAKE IT STOP!!!! MAKE IT STOP!!!! 😂
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Wow
I'm so tipsy after watching this video
My mother and I always remember colors as opposites. I’ll buy a blue shirt that’s orange when I get home and take it out of the bag. We’ve never met other people with this problem. We don’t stare at it first; it just flips automatically until we grow familiar with it.
High af watching this lol
Wow we can even trust what we see.
I love there’s
The two last images didn't move for me.. Is my brain broken? Or exceptionally bright? Or do I just need a bigger screen?
Sorry, youtube is ridiculous. SO many obnoxious commercials. I'm leaving this video and logging out of youtube. The heck with this!
only saw 6 dots lmao
On number 13 ... didn't effect me at all I'm color blind
15 Unbelievable Visual Illusions we have seen dozens of times before 👎
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Stop saying that you're constantly adding more people to the production team. We don't care about any of that. Get over yourselves. More people would both watch and positively rate your videos if you just stuck to the topic at hand.
Wow. You just put a voice to something irritating about these videos that I couldn't put my finger on, but you said it in one concise sentence! THANK YOU Stephen!
Simply press the L key, when it begins! That lets you skip the 10 seconds it uses to last.
Look up how to pronounce lilac.
Why do you spend more time showing us eyes instead of the subject?
The eyes he shows are quite pretty. They can make us think, e.g. about how much we're animals and through that not necessarily objective judges.
The background music, well music-like sound, makes the video almost unwatchable. Too loud. Would be better without. Lose the annoying sound, please.
I don't think such a problem exists, here, to a noteworthy degree.
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boring.....
I was really hoping that you would show some NEW illusions. (They DO exist, you know; some are newer and the older ones have been shown in new WAYS using color, *or* more clever uses *of* color)
Being nearly 60, I've seen every last one of these my entire life; those from the early 19th and 20th centuries, I've seen since childhood and the ones from the 21st century I've seen ever since they were invented in pretty much every documentary about these effects on eyes and info on human perspective.
Ho hum...
Perhaps you can be entertained by the writings of Theodor Erismann, still.