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Would you believe that the colors of squares A and B are the same? They are!Use your fingers or a piece of paper with holes cut in it to block out the rest of the picture and you will see that they are. [OR look at answer posted below]
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Which line (A or B) continues to the other side? To many people it looks like it is A, but if you hold up a ruler you will see that it is B.
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This impossible triangle seems to twist in three dimensions.
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This object is called a blivet. How many prongs does it have?
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When you move your eyes in a circular motion around this image, you will see what appears to be spokes moving around with your eyes.
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Look at the two inner circles. The one on the right appears bigger than the one on the left, but in actuality they are the same size. Hold up a dime to see for yourself.
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These steps appear to continuously go either up or down in an infinite spiral.
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Is the square in the middle a perfect square?
Although it is a perfect square, the sides may appear to bend inward.
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Depending on how you look at this image, you may see a portrait of a woman, or a silhouette of a man playing a saxophone.
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