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Learning optical illusions with Whitest Boy Alive
Educational Area: Well-being
This is a fun way of learning what an optical illusion is, with clear examples and good music in the background ;) (more)(less)
- Date:
- Nov 08, 2007
- Duration:
- 04:00
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lol this is messed up, its just a stupid kid riding a dirt bike now...
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what happened to the illusions? now just some stupid motorcross bike
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Reply to #14: Yup, I thought that.
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Really great collection of classic and some new (to me at least).
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You can actually make the mobius strip, Just take a strip of paper, twist, tape the ends.
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Too many things mushed up together and the mobius strip demonstration is flawed. The strip only flips on itself once, which should make the little sphere go around twice (once on eache side).
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I could still see the union jack at the end
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Reply to #6: the whitest boy alive, with \"all ears\"
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Reply to #6: golden cage by whitest boy alive... awesome song
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still someone ought to identify the music in the clip...
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The other thing is that the old trope about \"only needing the first and last letters to be correct\" is wrong. We read letter-by-letter, but the brain is fast enough to make up for these mistakes, as the context given allows for very narrow search parameters. Try it with long words and you'll have just as much trouble as you would with any other anagram.
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mobius strips are real, but the one pictured in this video is not not... watch the way the dot moves
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A little too quick to properly demonstrate some of the effects, and yes, the moebius strip definitely does not belong in the impossible object section. It is a very real object that defies sense, being a strip of paper with only one side and only one egde. Take a strip of paper, half twist, and stick the edges together, and then try to trace a line along \"one\" side.
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Whats that piece of music playing?
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yep, i think the moebius strip is real. at least that's what my Vectorial Analisys teacher said :D
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wait... isn't the moebius strip real? take a strip of paper, give it a half twist, and tape it together?
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Whoa, great video! I must say I've seen most of these illusions before and know how they work, but the music and explenation along plays so very well together!
Great work and a 10 out of 10 frem me! ;)
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Very cool, but you can create a moebius strip in reality...awesome video nonetheless, very clean presentation of the classic optical illusions we all know and love.
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cool
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