Are you calm?

[walterf25]

Translation:

This image was created by a Japanese neurologist.
If you are calm, it doesn't move.
If it moves, you're a little stressed.
If it moves a lot, you are very stressed.


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1. I think it's false, that it's an optical effect by which we all see it animated
2. it's a jpg, not an animated gif.

Holy Crap, I must be going nuts, as I see it spinning

 

[Beja]

I looked at all the images above.. no movement at all.

 

[LucaMs]

I looked at all the images above.. no movement at all.

Are you sure you're alive?
Are you sure you're human?

 

[Filippo]

I looked at all the images above.. no movement at all.

On my screen, all the images and even my monitor are moving.

 

[hatzisn]

Are you sure you're human?

Only a click the checkbox test is able to define this answer.

@Beja don't worry. When I am calm also, I see everything still myself too.

 

[hatzisn]

On my screen, all the images and even my monitor are moving.

The answer to this is obvious... Meditation or less alcohol... otherwise also the signs at the roads will be dancing.

 

[Beja]

Are you sure you're alive?
Are you sure you're human?

I am. Afterall it's a jpg image so why should it move, it's no mp4, animated gif, mov... etc. The only time it moves when I look away from it, and then I don't where did it go. True

 

[Beja]

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Puzzle solved!
When you look at any object, even if you constantly gaze at it, and you think you are looking at it steadily, but in fact there are slight movement of the eye taking place, not under your control.. very slight and relatively fast movement. So when the eye moves a few micrometers, and due to the optic nerve response delay, the old image is still there and needs some time (very short time) to adapt to the new image (location). That's why you see the image is shaking (or moving) as you said. If your optic nerve is healthy and strong (nothing personal please!) then it can refresh the image fast enough not to notice any (motion) caused by optic nerve response delay.

 

[LucaMs]

Puzzle solved!
When you look at any object, even if you constantly gaze at it, and you think you are looking at it steadily, but in fact there are slight movement of the eye taking place, not under your control.. very slight and relatively fast movement. So when the eye moves a few micrometers, and due to the optic nerve response delay, the old image is still there and needs some time (very short time) to adapt to the new image (location). That's why you see the image is shaking (or moving) as you said. If your optic nerve is healthy and strong (nothing personal please!) then it can refresh the image fast enough not to notice any (motion) caused by optic nerve response delay.

It is possible, but it must be a particular image, otherwise you would also see a cat moving

However, I hardly believe that you don't see the images moving; Don't stare at a particular point, try to look at the image as a whole.

 

[Beja]

However, I hardly believe that you don't see the images moving

Well, freedom of thought is one of the basic human rights

 

[ilan]

As long as you are focused on the same point, it doesn't look moving. I wouldn't take the result here too seriously...

i am focused at the same point but it is still moving. what does it mean?

 

[Filippo]

i am focused at the same point but it is still moving. what does it mean?

This means that your desk moves.

 

[Beja]

I am looking from my window and the trees' branches are moving

 

[Beja]

Only the small branchesView attachment 152313

 

[LucaMs]

I am looking from my window and the trees' branches are moving

I see them standing still