Today we present the classic “Two Tables Illusion.” Can you identify which table is longer and thinner? Once you have made a decision, please go to page 2 for the solution.
The Two Tables Illusion
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Tag Archives: cognition
Amazing Anamorphic Illusions by Brusspup
Leaning Tower of Pisa Illusion
A fantastic photograph of the Leaning Tower of Pisa which clearly shows that pictures never lie — except when they do! Continue reading
Daphne Bavelier: Your Brain on Video Games (Video)
The media often portrays the negative effects of video games, however brain scientist Daphne Bavelier argues that action video games (for example Call of Duty – Black Ops) can have a significant and long lasting positive impact on our cognition. In her talk she shares research data that supports the remarkable viewpoint that, in moderate doses, action video games can dramatically improve brain plasticity, vision, attention and learning.
A Bird In The Hand Illusion
When Harvard Meets Hogwarts – Part 2
Editor’s Note: Dr. Steve Bedwell is a medical doctor who, prior to becoming a motivational speaker, taught medicine at the world famous Royal London Hospital Medical School and conducted scientific research in Europe, Australia and the US. In addition—and somewhat bizarrely—he’s also an international-award winning magician who has lectured to other magicians in over twenty countries. Steve has also been honored several times with highly-coveted awards for his original conjuring methods which fool, not only muggles, but well posted magicians. And now, over to Steve… Continue reading