J. VandekerckhoveNov 23, 2022
Real life bistable perception, found on Reddit
Show threadOlivia Guest · Ολίβια ΓκεστNov 24, 2022
@joachim I can't make it bistable. How is it facing the lake? 😵‍💫
Show threadJ. Vandekerckhove
@olivia Picture yourself walking up to it, picking it up, and rotating it to face the lake, so it looks out to the top right of the photo. Alternatively, look closely at the bottom support of the chair, it looks like it's pointing to the bottom left
Nov 24, 2022 at 8:52amWeb
Show threadJ. VandekerckhoveNov 24, 2022
@olivia Third alternative, the inverted T portion of the chair frame, right in the middle, is closest to you. It's a Necker cube
Show threadOlivia Guest · Ολίβια ΓκεστNov 24, 2022
@joachim nope 😂 sorry
Show threadOlivia Guest · Ολίβια ΓκεστNov 24, 2022
@joachim OK, wait... facing right is what did it 🌈
Show threadOlivia Guest · Ολίβια ΓκεστNov 24, 2022
@joachim it's sickening. Unnatural. 👀
Show threadJ. VandekerckhoveNov 24, 2022
@olivia I know, right? I want to say things like this break my brain, but brains being broken is why they happen to begin with!
Show threadOlivia Guest · Ολίβια ΓκεστNov 24, 2022
@joachim necker cubes btw are tristable for me I can also just see it as 2d lines
Show threadJ. VandekerckhoveNov 24, 2022
@olivia oh awesome
Show threadgone awayNov 24, 2022
@olivia @joachim There is a standard phenomenology exercise that goes like this. Can you see it also as the base of weird pyramid with the top point cut off? See Don Ihde's great little book _Experimental Phenomenology_.