Keokan Akiyoshi gave him with his psychological illusion CD
Keokan Akiyoshi is a famous Japanese psychiatrist, the author of the Journal of Hallucination, and the creator of many visual illusions used to determine the mental state of patients.
The images you will see below are 100% static, but some of them are "mobile" and there is nothing you can do about it. Kitaoka believes that the nature of picture movement determines a person's psychological state.
rules are as follows:
- If you see a static picture, you are fine.
- If the image moves slowly, you need to rest. For example, having a good night's sleep or taking a 15-20 minute walk a day is always a carefree idea ( is perhaps the last and most difficult of our time).
- If the screen moves very quickly, then this is a signal that you are very tired and you must need a long rest.
Let us test ourselves. The first picture is "Snake".
Crouching Square
The second picture is "Crouching Square". Let me remind you that all pictures are static. In fact, there is no "crawling" square. However, when you scroll up or down the page, you see the move. You see?
Rotating cylinder
Similarly, there is no rotating cylinder. To prove this, please look at the picture with a fixed eye for 1-2 seconds. The rotation of the cylinder will stop. But once you look away, the cylinder will rotate again.
Perhaps in some people, hallucinations can cause dizziness. So don't look at pictures for a long time or these rollers will bother you all day long :).
The brain illusion
This is another hallucination of Kitaoka. When we look at these dots, they are white. But what kind of strange things are there? Once we look away, these points change positions quickly. Black people turn white and vice versa. How is this possible? What did you say?
