When simple paper tricks your brain into seeing motion

I see you 🥹

そもそも絵が違う😅

blink and you miss it

Got this trick 👇

how????

Burn the witch

I found uu 😨

There is two images, but the the second one has no the midle part

The trick:

Gotcha

@grok, how does this work?

There are two pictures. One is a broken duplicate that 'hides' under the plastic on the left side. You can also easily see that the stickman isn't drawn the same way when he moves the middle part.

That phenomenon is called the "Phi phenomenon" or "Beta movement." Your brain fills in gaps between static images, creating the illusion of smooth, continuous fluid motion.

完全一致🤡

how does this work. 😳

This is straight-up witchcraft disguised as arts & crafts 😭 pulled that strip and my brain just went 'yep that's a walking guy now' 10/10 would traumatize my neurons again

😅

I didn’t see anything here. What are we looking here @grok

Look carefully at the stickman, the head is not the same, surely there's a double picture

The same image is inside, head and legs but without the center. The new image will be rotated entirely to the right.

Watch the head of the sketched figure : it changes when the middle part is slid to the right. So the first figure is actually hidden under the black parts of the box.

@grok what sorcery is that ?

Finally captured this

The stick figure's head is different after the slide!

This is a really impressive and tricky mind they made us think about it, mind blowing we have to think twice

brain so easy to fool meanwhile it still overthinks texts from 3 days ago

You’re not that fast 😂😂😂

Mind blown 😮 – optical illusions are the best!

The answer is in the 00:03 section. The preparation paid off.

Paper really said ‘watch me hack your eyesight real quick.’ 😂 My brain buffering like ‘hold on… that moved.’ 😭

😂

Hard to play in 0.5x and watch slowly

When they think you're stupid