Optical illusions = really deep stuff

[Owledge]

You can meditate on them, immerse yourself in their effects, and gain a very direct understanding of how subjective and adjusted our perception is. If you can surrender to the experience, it can become borderline trippy.

 

I just had this funny "For Science!" thought...

 

I want to see people live for several days in a room that has these here on walls, ceiling and floor:

 

 

 

source: http://www.arttauta.com

 

 

 

source: http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/~akitaoka/index-e.html

[Marblehead]

No, I don't want to live in rooms like that.

[Rara]

 

 

I want to see people live for several days in a room that has these here on walls, ceiling and floor:

 

 

Would be a great way to spice up the Big Brother house.

[Captain Mar-Vell]

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Similar to the art designs I was doing last week.

 

I'll get them on my blog eventually, I need a new camera.

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[Nungali]

I saw things like them when I had my motorcycle accident.

[Owledge]

I saw things like them when I had my motorcycle accident.

Those things on billboards would make me fall from the bike, too.

[silent thunder]

I regularly try and reinforce consciously the fact that my senses are remarkably inaccurate.

[Nungali]

My senses work pretty good, but I am not that sure about the way my brain interprets the signals.

[Marblehead]

Yeah, the program on TV, "Brain Games" brought home the fact that my brain lies to me oftentimes. I was aware of some of the stuff they presented but didn't want to accept it. I have no other option than to accept it now.