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why u break my brain?
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first to write "first"
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I'm impressed :)
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i wasn't fooled.
no - really i wasn't.
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old granny hands
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@firsteveryewhere hah, i can beat you on any video.
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it just happens...
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@greeenpro2009 Yes, but you made it sound like they were there to help make the picture look normal, when in fact the opposite effect is created. I see what you did there. ;)
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put the street horizontal then u see they al the same
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lame
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Our brain automatically adjusts for perceived distance.
So unless we have a point of reference (wall along the road, guardrail) that has a constant height, we can't spot the difference.
SEThatered 3 months ago
@SEThatered There is a guardrail for point of reference....and a sidewalk and a curb and a street and the strip of grass between the curb and the street. Thanks for watching.
greeenpro2009 3 months ago 8
@greeenpro2009 True, but as far as I can tell, they aren't parallel. In fact, most if not all of the straight lines seem to bend towards the farthest car, creating the illusion. If I cover the whole picture except for the cars themselves, the illusion fails.
UmlautBanana 3 months ago
@UmlautBanana "if I cover the whole picture except for the cars themselves, the illusion fails"...
Exactly. That's why the whole picture is there and not just the cars. The surroundings create the illusion.
greeenpro2009 3 months ago