Harvard scientists discover a new optical illusion

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Here's something interesting, courtesy of Harvard's Vision Sciences Laboratory:

Instructions: Play the movie while looking at the small white speck in the center of the ring. At first, the ring is motionless and it's easy to tell that the dots are changing color. When the ring begins to rotate, the dots suddenly appear to stop changing. But in reality they are changing the entire time. Take a look.

Motion silences awareness of color changes from Jordan Suchow on Vimeo.

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