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Your lying eyes

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Your lying eyes

Tim Finin, 1:00pm 26 September 2006

 

illusion

Gaze at the center and the moving pink dot turns green. Continue to stare and the pink dots vanish, leaving only the racing green dot. Do not attempt to operate a moving vehicle for at least 30 minutes.

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