@redbeast2 No. This is an eye and brain interpret study. This illusion is probably a test or result of some discovered function. Next time try to read before trolling.
these videos are starting to suck. Some narration please. Stop teasing your freaking site and leaving out all the info or i'm gonna unsubscribe, i swear.
Attempt by New Scientist: Release a video which makes no sense without context, and put link to website containing explanation so people with think "What is this? Better click the link."
Result: People think "What is this? Better put a comment saying that I don't know what it is and that the video is shit, then move onto a video of a cat yawning."
@monkeyfunforidiots no. what people don't come on youtube for is to be spammed with shit vids, used just to regularly promote their site. this is a video streaming site. if the company is going to use it, then make full use and not some CHEAP, content weak, promotional crap.
@nelsonmilian00 The image is simply being moved to the left, but it appeared to be spinning. An animator would assume that you had to show the sticks in an intermediate position, so saying it is how cartoons work misses the point. If you used exactly the same technique, but used twice as many frames and moved the image half the distance it wouldn't work.
@globalarte Exactly, this illusion is kind of cheap, as it is not so much an error in the brain, but simply the result of the low framerate. If you look closely the framerate is timed so that the upward stick in the middle ring move exactly so far that it is replaced by the slightly tilted stick next to id in the next frame. Thus the brain thinks that the stick has tilted instead of moved to the left or right. At higher or just different framerate that wouldn't work.
This is also the reason why the illusion only works for the center ring, in the top and center ring things don't match up enough frame by frame to cause the confusion and you only get the illusion at the top and bottom half of the ring, as in the middle slice again the sticks don't match up with their neighbors and thus no rotation.
The irony of this illusion is that nothing is moving at all. It's all pixels blinking on and off, and due to the low frame rate, it can be interpreted as either transposition or rotation.
@tERtasdf illusions show how your brain works - thats why its science... anyway this is a new illusion but they should have posted instructions in the descriptor so the average american can figure it out...
@tERtasdf luckily science is not done by majority vote - and a more accurate statement would be "most people have not noticed what is special about this"... if you blow up the video and look closely at it you may see the illusion (which is stated in the linked article and not in the descriptor, unfortunately) - now if you expecting an earth-shattering experience you will be disappointed but i don't think thats the point of this illusion anyway...
Can one animate the shapes so they look still when they move?
A hand held controller used to control the rate of rotation (to stop apparent rotation) could perhaps measure more precisely the degree to which individuals experienced the illusion.
Perhaps alongside brain imaging, this could pin down where illusion and rotation neurons are.. ie. what an illusion was in terms of brain geometry and how this was related to individual brain anatomy and genes.
Not really anything special; isn't this the same principle used in motion pictures, that if you present the brain with more images per second that it can fully process it'll interpret it as movement?
Isn't this a stroboscopic effect?
heermarcel 6 months ago
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I see it now. you just have to look at it closely in the center, and the illusion works quite nicely.
truthslap 11 months ago
see the spin :) if looking at the center of the objects ... the low framerate is a key factor... didn't see that commented in the blog
kilianguntner 11 months ago
see the spin :) if looking at the center of the objjects ... the low framerate is a key factor... didn't see that commented in the blog
kilianguntner 11 months ago
I see no spin!
plarkmoby 11 months ago
Good optical illusions don't need to actually move to work.
viking4211 11 months ago
worked for me...
shani6969 11 months ago
next video's title: "paint dries in slow motion"
fuglypump 11 months ago 22
@fuglypump - I laughed so hard at your comment!
pktgfishbone 11 months ago
all this did was make my eyes hurt
OddmusicNmore 11 months ago
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IT DOES NOTHING
NitroReviews 11 months ago
It should have said at the beginning "stare at the middle and do not follow the movement"...
akbarblanchet 11 months ago
I hate this video, let's murder it!
JassiusJay 11 months ago
Ya I think Im too smart for this illusion because it didnt spin for me, just moved left to right.
mrlips007 11 months ago
Sry, but this is dumb.
kravenraze 11 months ago
Is this what people at Rutgers University waste their time with?
redbeast2 11 months ago
@redbeast2 No. This is an eye and brain interpret study. This illusion is probably a test or result of some discovered function. Next time try to read before trolling.
lucasmontec 11 months ago
@lucasmontec ಠ_ಠ
redbeast2 11 months ago
I rarly dislike films, but this clip is shit. Sorry.
frikkthoen 11 months ago
jesus fucking christ.. im gonna unsubsricbe to this shit.. so they wont spam me with shit anymore
Resisted1337 1 year ago
it just looks like a pattern moved with at a low frame rate =p didn't work
timabad 1 year ago
Yes animation is neat-o.
obsleet 1 year ago
The animation seems to only works only at a certain staggered frame rate, any more or less and there would be no separate lines in the circle.
subsynchronous 1 year ago
nice...i wonder y we v have these illusions and based on what in nature...
ajetk 1 year ago
these videos are starting to suck. Some narration please. Stop teasing your freaking site and leaving out all the info or i'm gonna unsubscribe, i swear.
shnazzyone 1 year ago 2
oh yea i see now
miroradev 1 year ago
they sud call illusions brain fuck ups
FFomegAAA 1 year ago
Great, it worked for me.
isleofyew1 1 year ago
Attempt by New Scientist: Release a video which makes no sense without context, and put link to website containing explanation so people with think "What is this? Better click the link."
Result: People think "What is this? Better put a comment saying that I don't know what it is and that the video is shit, then move onto a video of a cat yawning."
monkeyfunforidiots 1 year ago 2
@monkeyfunforidiots So true. I think at least 50% of youtubers are retarded!
mackat4ck 1 year ago
@monkeyfunforidiots no. what people don't come on youtube for is to be spammed with shit vids, used just to regularly promote their site. this is a video streaming site. if the company is going to use it, then make full use and not some CHEAP, content weak, promotional crap.
marcarmstrong88 11 months ago
someone should make a studdy if the illusion works for people who have never seen something round roll
steffankaizer 1 year ago
Dont work fail
AfghanLibre 1 year ago
it didn't work
NotJames1 1 year ago
explication required!
NotJames1 1 year ago
@NotJames1 then read the article that explains it...and maby a dictionary.
ninja1gecko 1 year ago
can see it a bit.. but there are much better optical illusions out there :p
shaolindreams 1 year ago
didn't work.
lloyd1024 1 year ago
I have a feeling newscientist is distching the commentary because they want people to go to their website :/
watermelonpizza 1 year ago
it is because it lacked framerates
paulopdm13 1 year ago
...and unsubscribe.
Ormaaj 1 year ago
This is so fucking stupid, how did you think cartoons works?
nelsonmilian00 1 year ago
@nelsonmilian00 The image is simply being moved to the left, but it appeared to be spinning. An animator would assume that you had to show the sticks in an intermediate position, so saying it is how cartoons work misses the point. If you used exactly the same technique, but used twice as many frames and moved the image half the distance it wouldn't work.
conradleviston 1 year ago
maybe it'll work better at higher quality video (thats a hint new scientist)
adriank1223 1 year ago
I love how my brain is tricked! lol
atheistonly 1 year ago
sweet
sorry8140 1 year ago
lol cool,
It works!!!
djsuperstar717 1 year ago
This "kind" of works on the monitor screen because
the stroboscopic effect make the image blinks a little.
I'm not sure if it works on paper.
globalarte 1 year ago
@globalarte Exactly, this illusion is kind of cheap, as it is not so much an error in the brain, but simply the result of the low framerate. If you look closely the framerate is timed so that the upward stick in the middle ring move exactly so far that it is replaced by the slightly tilted stick next to id in the next frame. Thus the brain thinks that the stick has tilted instead of moved to the left or right. At higher or just different framerate that wouldn't work.
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globalarte 1 year ago
This is also the reason why the illusion only works for the center ring, in the top and center ring things don't match up enough frame by frame to cause the confusion and you only get the illusion at the top and bottom half of the ring, as in the middle slice again the sticks don't match up with their neighbors and thus no rotation.
grumbel45 1 year ago
They always have really bad illusions. :/
Gigadrax 1 year ago
I had to make an effort to see it, brix were not shat
Freddy199O 1 year ago
I can sort of see it.
It's not very prominent though.
Ricard0dude 1 year ago
i never saw it spin .__.
jdroker 1 year ago
i dont get it
majoche7 1 year ago
What's behind those gray blocks? Boobs?
ErostheEpic 1 year ago 23
Science
Yawn
M30W3R 1 year ago
Im pretty sure the framerate is too low !
TheDivineCellphone 1 year ago
the more intelligent you are, the less it spins... convince yourself
ElectricBishop 1 year ago
The irony of this illusion is that nothing is moving at all. It's all pixels blinking on and off, and due to the low frame rate, it can be interpreted as either transposition or rotation.
jbz3 1 year ago 3
So tha'ts what they spend their time on at Rutgers these days...
gojo345 1 year ago
high as fuck and that illusion doesn't do shit
pudgeypigeon 1 year ago
Not a very effective illusion imo
noisemaker111 1 year ago
You're messing with my mind without permission!
PsySwitch1983 1 year ago
No Sandrine, yeah !!!!!
Adipatus 1 year ago
I had to try really hard to see them...I think if it was more fluid it would work better
chetopuffs 1 year ago
My eyes!
BlankVellum 1 year ago
it only worked with the last one for me...
petesangyal2 1 year ago
k so at first i saw shit. then iwatched it full screen and got close to the screen. and i saw it.
if ur about the thumbs down. then you haven't seen it/
jkjkjij22 1 year ago
You have to put your face close to the screen to get the full effect. Definitely seem to spin when the boxes are over them.
nickrose83 1 year ago
THIS! my friends, is science!!
lolocaustism 1 year ago
0:31 to skip the video
gosucoaching 1 year ago 3
how is this scientific?
tERtasdf 1 year ago
@tERtasdf illusions show how your brain works - thats why its science... anyway this is a new illusion but they should have posted instructions in the descriptor so the average american can figure it out...
DjDedan 1 year ago
@DjDedan well there is nothing special about this, as alot of people have noticed..
tERtasdf 1 year ago
@tERtasdf luckily science is not done by majority vote - and a more accurate statement would be "most people have not noticed what is special about this"... if you blow up the video and look closely at it you may see the illusion (which is stated in the linked article and not in the descriptor, unfortunately) - now if you expecting an earth-shattering experience you will be disappointed but i don't think thats the point of this illusion anyway...
DjDedan 1 year ago
WHAT THE FUCK HAS HAPPENED TO THIS CHANNEL!!!!
MrBCMarijuana 1 year ago
uuuuhhh it ISN'T WORKING !
Shketri 1 year ago
These tests fail with people who have schizophrenia, you might want to have posted that in your description.
Circle4 1 year ago
I didn't see the sticks spinning, but i definitely see something weird going on between those lines.
fuunguus 1 year ago
i shat bricks
Cuddlebunzzzz 1 year ago
the video isnt smooth enough and that's all i see and that's why i looks likes its spinning to me......
screamjackson 1 year ago
Mind: Blown
KennyGJE 1 year ago
A quiet week in the world of science?
Cruithne3753 1 year ago
works poorly
the12221 1 year ago
Very nice illusion!!! New for me.
heermarcel 1 year ago
Open up the description and click link after "Read more" - then You will get it!
dychab 1 year ago
fail
Chitownboy1023 1 year ago
dont get it
RedRainDrop 1 year ago
Can one animate the shapes so they look still when they move?
A hand held controller used to control the rate of rotation (to stop apparent rotation) could perhaps measure more precisely the degree to which individuals experienced the illusion.
Perhaps alongside brain imaging, this could pin down where illusion and rotation neurons are.. ie. what an illusion was in terms of brain geometry and how this was related to individual brain anatomy and genes.
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matiashardrock 1 year ago
Ahh! They're trying to hypnotize us into thinking they make good science videos...
fatalist6o9 1 year ago
Not really anything special; isn't this the same principle used in motion pictures, that if you present the brain with more images per second that it can fully process it'll interpret it as movement?
TMNWG 1 year ago
I like this effect so much, I have watched the video 99 times.
psilocyberspaceman 1 year ago
@psilocyberspaceman I have watched the video 99 times to, just to see the effect lol.
Turns out, I have to look into the middle and past the moving parts for it to resemble, mildly, like the spokes on a wheel spinning.
RobOnDrugs 1 year ago
@RobOnDrugs Are you on drugs?
psilocyberspaceman 1 year ago
@psilocyberspaceman we are all on drugs my friend, all the time :)
As for how many drugs were manifactored in the watching of this video, I can only guess. I was def on the drug that gives rise to disapointment.
We are 99 times a junkie.
RobOnDrugs 1 year ago
Ah, I've got it.
Don't look at the middle,
you've got to look at the ring that's one below the edge.
ConstantinIV 1 year ago
If you follow the image it doesn't spin. Or, at least it didn't for me.
yermomsboxx 1 year ago 77
@yermomsboxx that's the point
dembumboclot 1 year ago
@yermomsboxx I thinks its more about keeping your eye following a single line that stops the illusion, than it is about following the group.
versasrev 1 year ago
@yermomsboxx did you watch it in full screen?
SuperAtheist 1 year ago
i didnt get the effect.
BIGGGY305 1 year ago
the one with 2 of them connected was pretty cool though
dream6601 1 year ago
a circle made out of stick moving left to right to left (repeat).
then the same circle with a grey box covering half the circle moving left to right to left (repeat).
then TWO circles with a grey boxes covering them moving left to right to left (repeat).
*video end*
bloodaid 1 year ago 47
@bloodaid you are between 10 and 15 yrs old
dumbnetworks 1 year ago
@bloodaid
Quite interesting indeed.
Jourei91 1 year ago
@bloodaid way to miss the point.
SuperAtheist 1 year ago
@bloodaid Closed captioning for this video brought to you by Bloodaid.
bottlezone 1 year ago
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@bottlezone sir yes sir ;)
bloodaid 1 year ago
Mind = blown
Well, not really.
themightychickens 1 year ago
Proud Mary keeps on rollin'.
Richardgwm 1 year ago