Showing posts with label Puzzle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Puzzle. Show all posts
Find Six Visual Errors Illusion | Drawing Illusion
This is similar to the puzzle illusion, Relax your eyes and then take a closer look at some error within this drawing puzzle and don't forget to comment me once you get few of those errors.
The F Word Illusion - Part II
This is similar to the F Word Illusion, last time i posted the "F word" illusion people got lots of confusion even my friends are got confused while reading the F's.

In the text opposite there are 10 F's! Most people under estimate the number of F's because they fail to notice them in the word 'of'. Function words like 'of' are unconsciously processed by our brain because they aren't important.

In the text opposite there are 10 F's! Most people under estimate the number of F's because they fail to notice them in the word 'of'. Function words like 'of' are unconsciously processed by our brain because they aren't important.
The F word illusion
How many F's are there:
FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-
SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF-
IC STUDY COMBINED WITH
THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.
There are six F's .Did you got confused? Count Again
FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-
SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF-
IC STUDY COMBINED WITH
THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.
There are six F's .Did you got confused? Count Again
Geometric Dissection Puzzle Illusion
This page contains a geometric dissection puzzle that you can try at home. The shape shown below is a 12-sided polygon, known as a dodecagon. Print this page, then use scissors to cut out the dodecagon and also to cut it into pieces along the lines shown. The challenge is then to reassemble the pieces to form a hexagon, which is a 6-sided polygon. This dissection was discovered by Ernest Irving Freese sometime prior to 1957. The dissection was found by overlaying two tessellations, one of dodecagons and triangles, and the other of hexagons and triangles.
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