Mind? Prepare to be blown. Here’s the winner of this year’s 6th Annual Best Illusion of the Year contest, put on by the Neural Correlate Society, which meets annually in Naples, Florida. (A city that itself is an illusion!… well, not really, but that would explain a lot.) There are some pretty cool optical illusions in the list of this year’s top 10 finalists; there is also some weird science-y stuff that I don’t understand. But, hey, neato! Someone should explain to ICP that this is how magnets actually work.
Mind? Prepare to be blown. Here’s the winner of this year’s 6th Annual Best Illusion of the Year contest, put on by the Neural Correlate Society, which meets annually in Naples, Florida. (A city that itself is an illusion!… well, not really, but that would explain a lot.) There are some pretty cool optical illusions in the list of this year’s top 10 finalists; there is also some weird science-y stuff that I don’t understand. But, hey, neato! Someone should explain to ICP that this is how magnets actually work.
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Ok, that’s just crazy.
Marbles aren’t affected by magnets.
I think ujfoyt has seen through the illusion.