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optical illusions
Gift from an otaku gives this woman a buxom bosom front-on, but from the side it’s a different story.
Plus five-second abs for guys!
Perplexing perspectives: when left is right, and right is right, our brains melt but we’re impressed nonetheless.
One of Japan’s most talented anime modelers continues to create works of art that look more 2-D than most actual drawings.
At first glance, the kid in this photo looks to be floating in air, and at second glance…he still looks to be floating.
One woman and five men with different physiques show how much your breasts can grow with just one T-shirt.
Does the tricky titillation tee work as advertised?
Clever design takes advantage of artistic perspective, coloring, and men’s constant desire to see boobs.
Cats once again prove they are not quite the masters of disguise that they think they are.
As a teenager, I held off on getting glasses for as long as I could, only caving once the DMV told me I’d be a danger to myself and others behind the wheel without them. Up until then, I’d figured everyone saw the world as I did, that is to say that everything became blurry and indistinct at about the distance I could accurately throw a baseball (and I was a football player, by the way).
Wearing glasses for the first time, I was amazed by how much detail I could see in the world around me. I could see the individual leaves on trees, for example. But as great as all the details that come with naturally good or corrected vision are, there’s apparently a tradeoff, as shown by this optical illusion that’s said to only be visible if you have poor eyesight.