Defective Brain Detector
 

Defective Brain Detector

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http://home.ix.netcom.com/~jdalton/ATT002121.JPG

LOL, Jack, I think this is a job for the Monkey!!! Curious? Let us know when you get that number, eh?:D

You should maybe put a seizure warning in the subject line....:eek:

jack is bad boy...

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No kiddin'......even my son said "what the......". I mean, even my son said "gosh, Mom, that's whacky". Yeah.....that's what he said....:p

Hmmmmm
 

You know everytime I tried, they kept moving around, lol....:hug:

THE answer
 

THE answer is, of course, there are NO BLACK DOTS!!!

This illusion is cause by the garphic design taking advantage of our natural blind spots and the fact that the Brain fills in the blind spot with what is "finds" around the "blind spot". Hence the "blind spot" is BLACK here because the surrounding color is BLACK.

jackD

p.s. Extra blind spots from ON(Optic Neuritis) will make for a much more active flipping of spots.

You can verify the all white spots by viewing the screen from a 45 degree angle at a distance of 5 to 6 feet. Look through each eye with the other covered.

and how many people can see from 5 or 6 feet...this is on a computer screen..

bad jack...:p:(

Just hold on...wait a minute...I keep loosing count! :rolleyes:

I don't know, but if you look at it long enough, you start to feel warm and special!:D (and a little dizzy)

Another one!!!
 

I am posting this one because I cannot explain it!!

Any explanation would be welcome..

http://home.ix.netcom.com/~jdalton/ATT00218.jpg

jackD

I had to make sure nobody else was up before I tried this one.....I don't know why.....me sitting in my chair starring at the computer screen and rocking back and forth is nothing new!! :rolleyes:

This one was strange, though. Looks like the outer circle starts to move!

um, 42... The answer to both of them...

Tom