The Best Illusions of the Year Will Leave Your Brain Hurting More Than 2021 Did
It turns out 2021 wasn’t the mental reprieve we’d all been hoping for after the challenges of 2020, and unfortunately, the finalists of this
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It turns out 2021 wasn’t the mental reprieve we’d all been hoping for after the challenges of 2020, and unfortunately, the finalists of this
New type of illusion tricks your brain into seeing shimmering rays that don't exist CNET 5 hrs ago Amanda Kooser © Provided by CNET The Scintillating Starburst illusion will cause most people to see shimmering rays of light emanating from the center. Michael Karlovich/Recursia Studios A few years ago, the internet was going bonkers for optical illusions, from the infamous dress to a cat in the desert. Now there's a new kind of illusion in town. It will make you see shimmering rays of light and it won't trigger any #whiteandgold versus #blueandblack battles. The "Scintill...
There Are Two Types of Narcissist, And The Difference Is Crucial, Researchers Say 1 APRIL 2021 In a time when flaunting your best self on social media has become a norm, narcissistic traits seem to be everywhere. In today's slang, off-putting behaviors like entitlement, superiority and self-congratulating are known as 'flexing'. Such traits might be more common these days, but being narcissistic is still seen as a pathological personality trait, akin to being sadistic, manipulative, or even psychopathic. However, a new study of 270 people with a median age of 20 lends more credit to...
Prepare to lose your grip on reality: the winners of the Best Illusion of the Year Contest have been revealed. First prize was bagged by Kokichi Sugihara, a mathematician at Meiji University in Japan who has won a number of prizes from the contest in previous years. This year, he was awarded for his optical illusion “3D Shröeder Staircase.” A Schröder staircase is a classic optical illusion that shows a two-dimensional picture of a staircase that can be perceived either as a drawing of a staircase leading downwards from left to right, or an upside-down staircase. Sugihara took this ide...