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Sorry to go slightly OT here but just for my own sake... can someone tell me where the bottom figure appears in the top figure? Tried quickly googling for it bu
by corford 9y ago
Sorry to go slightly OT here but just for my own sake... can someone tell me where the bottom figure appears in the top figure? Tried quickly googling for it but can't find this test anywhere other than on the OP blog.
No matter how long I stare at it, all I see is a flat yellow rectangle in the centre - it's driving me nuts!
Edit: scrub that! Finally figured it out by deduction i.e. move bottom figure up so front face aligns with central yellow square on top figure. Guess I was expecting something a bit more fun with a "magic eye" style ah ha! moment :D
- chillacy 9y agoAye, it didn't appear instantly for me, but I broke the problem down like this: I decomposed the bottom figure into it's shapes, and the square stood out the most to me (it's composed of a square and 2 quadrilaterals). Then I looked for a square in the top figure, which happens to be in the middle.
- corford 9y agoYep, similar here though didn't think to look for the quadrilaterals! Just broke the bottom figure in to it's component shapes/lines and then stared at the top figure to see where the front face and the top two diagonal lines coming off it would fit.
- peripitea 9y agoIt doesn't seem like the same size though? Possible I'm misunderstanding what you're saying, but the diagonals appear to be disproportionately shorter in the top image. Even tried measuring the lines on my screen to make sure it wasn't an optical illusion.