I'm stealing this.

I'm blind, did I miss anything?

Me too

I was just about to comment this. That's so weird.

***** that's not what the lector said. he said exactly the opposite. I'm supposed to see the left as green and the right as red, not the other way around.

***** No he didn't, I just relistened to check and I would really like you to tell me where because I heard no such thing. He said the right is under red illumination and the green is under green illumination. That's all he said, and it makes sense if you read the post of the guy above you.

Valencys exactly. and the opposite is happening to me. for me it the LEFT one is under RED and the RIGHT one is under GREEN. question is: why?

+liteRunner10 I was gonna say, I wonder if he could do up a couple of those buttons xD

+liteRunner10 Just... one more button... one more.... please -_-

+liteRunner10 Robinson Crusoe

I really didn't notice that :) But then I usually do not care what people are wearing.

Yeah, that took me out of this a little bit.

haha me too

Same

Same

In which case the answer would still have been grey

Yeah, he didn't make that clear AT all.

+James Hitchen Well, on that particular example, you're probably right. I had quite an afterimage after staring at the red and green. But (see wikipedia): Newer evidence suggests there is cortical contribution as well.

I'd agree, the eyes were overwhelmed and then undercompensated afterward which is why the colors flipped. (Could no longer perceive red on the right and saw green)

I disagree. The brain calibrates itself in all kinds of ways not just visual... I once spent an hour bleaching a bathroom... after a while I could no longer smell bleach as my brain calibrated but when I went outside the fresh air smelt pungent and took a while to smell normal - the brain adjusted itself for the bleach and then had to adjust back for the fresh air. There are so many ways the brain does this in fact it is doing it all the time and we don't notice. Let's take music for example... a song has a melody and a chorus... the song needs the melody to make the chorus stand out... suspense and release in music and movies - the more suspense there is the bigger the action is when it happens as the brain calibrates down... someone who always wants more will always want more no matter what they get because the brain calibrates itself to still want more once the new level is achieved... Bad news... if there has been no bad news for a long while then when some bad news comes it's really a shock... if there is a lot of bad news then the brain calibrates itself until something really bad happens... this is why things appear cyclical often they are not but our brains perceive it that way.... There are lots of other examples but I need to finish my dinner :-)

Makes sense how the brain calibrates itself. I went shooting this one time and the smell of gunpowder the whole time overpowered everything else Later, I passed gas in the truck and what do you know....smelled just like the gunpowder from earlier...a nice change actually.

James Hitchen So what does it mean if I dont see any difference between those pictures?

Yeah, paused the video picked out the dot thought about it pressed play... got disappointed and went to the comment section.

+Chris Dealny Yeah me too.

Same.

Same here, Chris Dealny. I was solving the wrong puzzle.

Me too

Same here...

As you may have noticed, it was the year 2009. We didn't know what HD was back then, sorry.

+Mc Kokas I did, idk if thats normal or not lol

+Sarah I believe you have "inverted vision". Our right eye works as our left and the left one works as our right. If you scroll down the comment section, we'll see that someone talked about this.

+Mc Kokas me too :S when he said green on left and red on right i was like ¨wtf i'm inverted¨ what could that be?

Badi I don't know for sure, but its nothing for you to worry about! :)

+Mc Kokas i may be wrong, i did not get to watch the video fully, but my guess would be your brain saying, oh your right eye has too much red so the red-detecting photoreceptor beomes tired (so u do not see the red anymore in the pic, so it looks green) and vice versa

@@revelutionx12p hahah lol

I love this comment

She’s totally naked under those clothes!

What an idiotic statement.

I was blinded by the unbuttoned shirt...

This is such an underrated comment! XD

Abhishek Sanyal my app does not tally thumbs down, does yours?

@@HighestRank No, it doesn't in my case either. There are no thumbs downs. But I would want this comment to have more thumbs ups than it currently has

I like it

I am so doing that at my next presentation. I don't care if I get zero in that assessment.

@Bitwise Magick cool!

​@Bitwise Magick his dress was an illusion

Good on him for being in casual dress. We all don't have to conform surely? Do people get offended so easily just by a man's shirt undone? What hope do we have if everything has to be so particular. I thought what he was speaking about was what was important but I'm a casual dresser 😂 please don't run me down for being a person with casual dress sense. 😬

Simultaneous contrast, if you haven't figured out yet xD

@@justforfun2297 Why, thank you. I did, in fact, never find out the english term for it. XD

ok but that wasn't the point of the illusion. You should have used your color picker to see see if the squares changed after he took off the frame

@@coolfuzzycats you're both wrong.

@Vilesentry But under a different light, they are both right!

@@MrKabDrivr nah, just me. Trust me, I'm a doctor.

Agreed.

Fernando Batista completely agree

Thumper see: Scotty Kilmer’s book, ‘You’re Doing it All Wrong’.

Quantum mechanincs is exactly the case where our limited perception of the world (be it via our own senses or using machines, gauges etc.) is letting us down. And it's the same reason why we will never get past a certain line of understanding because we are always trying to understand using evidence which is dependant on that limitation.

@@dejffjed Exactly!!!.. but I believe that there shall come a time we'd grasp all those phenomena.

Yeah, that was the hardest one to "see right". So I took a screenshot, copied them next to each other in Paint, and... ... they were both the same gray.

in nature...grey absorbs (so reflects) its surrounding light...this is how rabbits hide. Deer hide the same way.

lol

Maybe only partially successful rescue...

for me the image below the green square was red, and the image below the red square was green.

same

To Debajyoto Sengupta Did you focus on the white spot for about 30 seconds. 10 seconds may not be enough.

Same here I tried a few times

Are you colour blind by chance?

Lmfao😂😂😂

2009, that was the style

That's none of your business.😁😂

​@@shreenikethanv6241 That's optical illusion. it is actually buttoned xD

If it was confusing, you should have paid less attention to his outfit

I don't know if the talker expressed himself properly but notice he says "the right one is still under red light" not that the right one should be red. What he might not have gotten across fully is that, when looking at something saturated in red light, you start seeing things as relative to that red. ie. You see the desert as less red (and, therefore more green) than the solid red that has become "your new normal." TL:DR Inverted is how it should be.

Yes, it's like white balancing. To a camera that makes (sorta) absolute measurements of the light coming into it a white piece of paper will look dramatically different under light sources of even slightly varying color temperatures, but your visual system compensates for that and try to show it to you as it would be under white light, making it look "white" to you. So even if you're under very warm (reddish) lighting, the piece of paper will look more or less white to you (it'll look less red than the lighting should make it), and vice versa for cool (blueish) lighting. So indeed if your brain expects the right side to be under red lighting, your visual system will compensate and make the image look less red, and as a result more greenish. Same for the left side, your visual system expects the scene to be under a green light, and compensates to what it would look like under a whiter light, making it look more reddish.

For me neither one existed as a desert because in my ecology there doesn’t exist red or green sand.

I think the word you're looking for is synaesthesia. :-)

Sprazzmatic my brain told the knot which way to spin the diamond. Telepathy was a useful skill in the past.

May Floydweather I noticed that too. 80% gray (which he said interesting) the rest of the colors were barely evenly split

The visually impaired cannot "feel the world like any of us". You cannot "feel" the world like the visually impaired do either.

@KLJF sweet

I was not affected at all, whatsoever, by that illusion. Never have been.

@@SniperLogic Did you figure out why?

Didnt you prove his point with your own example? :P

You might want to look up the meaning of "inherent". Perhaps you have, six years later, but it's worth trying. ;)

I saw blue and gold, and that isn't even an option :(

i'm so mad, i know it's fucking blue and black, but i see it gold and white, i'm screaming!!

***** I would high-five your mom right now if I could, my whole family sees white and brown?!

***** I think it is gold and blue too :D

CZÄR Njgagaga Same here, that's also the actual color in the particular photo if you check the rgb values.

Perhaps he's One of Them...

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"We can only see about 1% of our surroundings, of what's really there. If we took away everything we can see (matter we are able to perceive) like the stars, the galaxies, the light... universe would essentially remain the same. Everything we see is irrelevant for the functions of the universe." - Lawrence Krauss Plus: he also mentioned how scary this fact is

For some reason I knew that the comments would be about his shirt.

+Kayla Anderson i had the same. i was a bit confused too

Your brain perceives that left side as illuminated by green light and the right side as illuminated by red light and then adjusts the images to match that information

The colors only swapped like that because green and red are complimentary colors. If the squares were green and blue, the bottom would've looked red and orange because your mind would apply extra red to compensate for the excess green and orange to compensate for the excess blue. By using green and red, your brain compensated with red and green, for a reason not dependent on the other side.

The brain has nothing to do with this. The red and green cones get overstimulated, making them less sensitive to those colors. If you look at the desert, the red cones fire less actively on the right scene, and the green ones less active on the left scene. It's the same thing when you look in bright light, and go into a dark room afterwards. You can't see because the rods are overstimulated.

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It's a half and half shirt- half buttons and half velcro. They just forgot the velcro.

I love you. I don't know why, but I love you.

You could share your wife with other men even if you're not dead or divorced, you just don't want to.

It doesn't even have to be with other men for it to be sharing

a businessman has zero intelligence

Tone's - 'Tones'. Speak for yourself

I agree! I was looking for dots with the same position

@@AbhishekSanyalTGV yeah same, I paused it for a while lol

Sterven Mealey I understood the incongruous logic immediately because it was useful to have done so in the past.

Ev. CW what *a poorly-worded first response.

Stanley Lubarski no

LOL

@@jayt7178 *peej m* gets it.

Probably he meant that it always need a context

LOL