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Illusion
of the Month
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this page you can test your visual ability with interactive
optical illusion challenges. Each month, we
will post new puzzling illusions to solve and/or to
comtemplate: ambiguous and completion figures, impossible
figures, hidden objects, illusions involving colors,
geometric illusions, illusory moving patterns, verbal
illusions and paradoxes. |
All
these illusions were adapted/designed by the authors
with the aim of allowing the visitor/reader to:
• discover how we
perceive things,
• test and enhance
the power of observation and critical thinking skills,
• improve mental flexibility,
• have fun being deceived
by puzzling visual challenges.
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You can use the SVI
feature below in your non-commercial webpage
for free as long as you leave the copyright and
author's info intact and link to
us.
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There
are two fishing poles but only one has a line long enough
to hang below the sign. Can you guess which pole's line is
in the water? Are you absolutely sure? Can you explain how
this illusion works?
 Submit a
solution with some explanation 
[the best answer(s) will be published]
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