Here's another optical illusion on two sections of a child's wooden train track:
The train track optical illusion that's bewildering the internet - BBC News
The train track optical illusion that's bewildering the internet - BBC News
Remember the black/blue, white gold dress? Here's another one:
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Wow...my son had those same tracks. I'm going to have to try this later!
I lost track of time watching this weird video.
It's 2023- you need to shower......
....with both pieces being equal......does that make it a railroad tie?.......thank you!....I'll be here all night, remember your waiters and waitresses......
Okay, explain this to me. I don't get what they are saying.
....the wood that the train rails are laid on are known as "ties", I was making a punny......equal=tied......
No, not that -- the actual optical illusion. Why are they the same size when on top of each other, but different when he moves it?....the wood that the train rails are laid on are known as "ties", I was making a punny......equal=tied......
Because the person lays one end of it at the same point as the other one, therefore it makes it seem that one is larger. If they had laid it at the center point of the arc it would look the same size as the other piece.
...well thank god!...I hoped I wasn't frickin' obtuse...
