I'm sooooo fucked up right now

[KAMIKAZI]

 

[PuffnScruff]

damn i must be fucked up too

 

[Little Skittle]

shit it looks like it is moving

 

[bigmack]

:thumb:

 

[KAMIKAZI]

:thumb:

EDIT THAT NOW, TAKE OUT THE FUCKIN SPACE, NOWW!!!!

ITS SUPPOSED TO LOOK LIKE THIS YOU FUCK : :thumb:

 

[Dante]

shit it looks like it is moving

if you really care i can explain the biology of the movement.

 

[H.E. Pennypacker]

^^^...I am interested. I know the explanation is somewhere, but if you're willing to explain...

 

[Hankaveli]

if you really care i can explain the biology of the movement.

Teach!!!

 

[Dante]

i'm working on a phd in psychology and this is one of my examples of receptor flood. as a very basic explanation, your eyes have receptors that detect shading, shape, and movement. this graphic shows how optical receptoirs are flooded by a repeating pattern and as their saturation level is reached, they purge the information to receive more. if you've ever seen an infant, you kind of see how this works. infants are only able to absorb so much stimuli before they deter their gaze from you onto the perephera. anyway, this purging gives the illusion of movement because you are purging the information that you are taking in simultaneously. in many ways what's going on here is why you perceive car wheels as going backwards on video media (although that's due to fps).

to see how saturation is related to focus, unfocus your stare. picture stops moving. focus and the perephera moves.

 

[KAMIKAZI]

 

[Dante]

too me a second to read that.

 

[Preach]

to see how saturation is related to focus, unfocus your stare. picture stops moving. focus and the perephera moves.

wow. that's interesting. i've seen this picture many times before but i've never tried this.

 

[bigmack]

i'm working on a phd in psychology and this is one of my examples of receptor flood. as a very basic explanation, your eyes have receptors that detect shading, shape, and movement. this graphic shows how optical receptoirs are flooded by a repeating pattern and as their saturation level is reached, they purge the information to receive more. if you've ever seen an infant, you kind of see how this works. infants are only able to absorb so much stimuli before they deter their gaze from you onto the perephera. anyway, this purging gives the illusion of movement because you are purging the information that you are taking in simultaneously. in many ways what's going on here is why you perceive car wheels as going backwards on video media (although that's due to fps).

to see how saturation is related to focus, unfocus your stare. picture stops moving. focus and the perephera moves.

good info. by the way how far are you from getting your phd?

can you explain something then.

i used to do kung-fu. anyways we used to meditate and do stuff like that.we had this one board that looked like a bullseye.we would concentrate on the center clearing everything from our heads. soon after, we'd be able to see around us just by looking ahead.

 

[bigmack]

EDIT THAT NOW, TAKE OUT THE FUCKIN SPACE, NOWW!!!!

ITS SUPPOSED TO LOOK LIKE THIS YOU FUCK : :thumb:

need a hug

 

[Diaz]

need a hug

KAMIKAZI just got Owned

That shit was nice... would've been perfect if you would've filled in the white with the proper background color... but props anyway!

 

[bigmack]

hows that

 

[KAMIKAZI]

^^^You're one of us now

 

[thugzlife78]

whats going on?

 

[Diaz]

EDIT: POSTED ON WRONG NAME, PLEASE DELETE - KAMIKAZI :thumb:

 

[KAMIKAZI]

whats going on?

Well by the looks of it you're banned! That's whassup! :thumb: