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A collection of some classic Lemmy memes for your enjoyment
the first time ever I see this image, years ago, I could see both white-gold and black-blue. I don't know why I can only see white-gold now.
but assuming the bright light in the back is warm sun light, I think this is why my brain is more accepting that the blue tint is more of a shaded area from the sun, while the base color is white. the yellow-blue contrast
It's strange. I'm wearing sunglasses right now and it looks white and gold but when I take them off it looks blue and black.
Thants so cool i finally got to see both color version and how my brain blends between them. For anyone wondering how, I am in a dark room with the phone (darkmode lemmy) and it was looking white gold to me. But when I squish my eyes to darken the incoming screen light and blocking of the right light background with my thumb I could make it fade into blue with black stripes.
10 years? No way
ITT: people telling other people they're trolling rather than accepting that humans can perceive reality differently, and the own perception is never objective.
I can sort of change it. Probably just my TN monitor though.
This was always the real trick. If you have a laptop you can probably tilt your screen to make it change between the two. What angle you use your screen at affects your perception.