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I can see the first one fairly clearly in my default state of consciousness, which I suppose confirms my theory that I have higher-than-average vision persisten
by Retr0id 3y ago
I can see the first one fairly clearly in my default state of consciousness, which I suppose confirms my theory that I have higher-than-average vision persistence. (I have never used psychedelics, and do not plan to)
Tips to make it stand out more: HDR monitor at max brightness, increase playback speed to 2x
Try not to follow the movement, but keep your eyes on a fixed location (e.g. a speck of dust on your screen)
- therein 3y agoYeah I can too but I have done psychedelics in the past, despite not having any HPPD symptoms. I believe it is WE LOVE YOU with some aliens.
- dieselgate 3y agoIt seems like that’s one of the reasons the first piece won - because it’s quite accessible compared to the others.
- s-lambert 3y agoPutting at 2x speed made it easy to read for me too, only the 3rd one was hard to read and I feel like that's because the lettering there is strange.
- Traubenfuchs 3y ago> increase playback speed to 2x But that's cheating -make it fast enough any anyone can see it I suppose.
- GolDDranks 3y ago> I have higher-than-average vision persistence First time heard about this. Do you think that you have more "buffer space" for past visual input than average, or do the older and newer visual input "merge together" in the same "buffer space"? What I'm trying to get at is that does this come at cost of blurring vision or reaction speed, or do you have no problems related to those?
- Retr0id 3y agoThe latter. This is the first time it's ever been remotely "useful", the rest of the time it's annoying.
- GolDDranks 3y agoThanks for answering! TIL
- gowld 3y agoDo you see all of your life with extreme motion blur? Can you see anything clearly while walking or driving?