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I wonder how many people will still say the earth is flat after seeing this ha@CrystalMarker yup yup, I think I might be a farmer in past life, Cows are super cute
@MuchAdo - ya nature is awesome, I had one ISS shot of Earth will try and find it. Also that Wuhan shot, was as the lady had not seen the sun in weeks, so he paused to let her enjoy. We got all sorts of people, crazy and humane.
This is how you see Earth from ISS
From a Farmer To a Penguin...@CrystalMarker yup yup, I think I might be a farmer in past life, Cows are super cute
@MuchAdo - ya nature is awesome, I had one ISS shot of Earth will try and find it. Also that Wuhan shot, was as the lady had not seen the sun in weeks, so he paused to let her enjoy. We got all sorts of people, crazy and humane.
This is how you see Earth from ISS
I see white and gold
@SexyAsianBitch - I lurked "undercover" in those depths of the internet. Trust me they have an "explanation" for this. a) fisheye lens to fool masses, b) Hollywood studio CGI production c) eyes playing trick d) I have not seen it I cannot believe it.
@CrystalMarker
, there was an anime series, in which there is a funny line "Besties for Resties", you are an awesome friend.
@Naz1 - yeah this was a while ago, later the debate was on a pair of sneakers. However, my curiosity made me wonder a) why people perceive differently?, and b) why are people hyper when someone sees it differently?
For Part A - why some perceive different colours was really interesting?
There are no concrete answers, but the leading theory was about "perception of illumination". As humans, we are used to seeing things in a particular way. Those who "perceived" the dress was shot in full daylight felt it was White/Gold, another set saw it as Black/Blue. So an image whose illumination we are not sure off, the mind fills up things to make us "assume" how it is lit and we see colours accordingly.
For Part B - This is what made me wonder more, how people were reacting to it.
Our assumption that we see basically the same reality as everyone else. Therefore, if I see it one way and you see it another, I assume you’re wrong. And since we simply assume that our eyesight shows us reality, it can be deeply unsettling to learn that there’s no consensus on reality. This deep conflict is fascinating.
Sorry for the LONG explaination
@CrystalMarker
, there was an anime series, in which there is a funny line "Besties for Resties", you are an awesome friend. @Naz1 - yeah this was a while ago, later the debate was on a pair of sneakers. However, my curiosity made me wonder a) why people perceive differently?, and b) why are people hyper when someone sees it differently?
For Part A - why some perceive different colours was really interesting?
There are no concrete answers, but the leading theory was about "perception of illumination". As humans, we are used to seeing things in a particular way. Those who "perceived" the dress was shot in full daylight felt it was White/Gold, another set saw it as Black/Blue. So an image whose illumination we are not sure off, the mind fills up things to make us "assume" how it is lit and we see colours accordingly.
For Part B - This is what made me wonder more, how people were reacting to it.
Our assumption that we see basically the same reality as everyone else. Therefore, if I see it one way and you see it another, I assume you’re wrong. And since we simply assume that our eyesight shows us reality, it can be deeply unsettling to learn that there’s no consensus on reality. This deep conflict is fascinating.
Sorry for the LONG explaination
Thank You My Awesome Friend!@SexyAsianBitch - I lurked "undercover" in those depths of the internet. Trust me they have an "explanation" for this. a) fisheye lens to fool masses, b) Hollywood studio CGI production c) eyes playing trick d) I have not seen it I cannot believe it.
@CrystalMarker
@Naz1 - yeah this was a while ago, later the debate was on a pair of sneakers. However, my curiosity made me wonder a) why people perceive differently?, and b) why are people hyper when someone sees it differently?
For Part A - why some perceive different colours was really interesting?
There are no concrete answers, but the leading theory was about "perception of illumination". As humans, we are used to seeing things in a particular way. Those who "perceived" the dress was shot in full daylight felt it was White/Gold, another set saw it as Black/Blue. So an image whose illumination we are not sure off, the mind fills up things to make us "assume" how it is lit and we see colours accordingly.
For Part B - This is what made me wonder more, how people were reacting to it.
Our assumption that we see basically the same reality as everyone else. Therefore, if I see it one way and you see it another, I assume you’re wrong. And since we simply assume that our eyesight shows us reality, it can be deeply unsettling to learn that there’s no consensus on reality. This deep conflict is fascinating.
Imagine how much he drools...
@Edie - don't know about the poop, but for their size, if I remember they eat quite less.
@CrystalMarker probably that's why Himalayas got so many rivers
This is Olympus Mons is the tallest mountain in our solar system, located on Mars it stands at 24 kilometers high (16 miles) and is 3 times taller than Mount Everest
@CrystalMarker probably that's why Himalayas got so many rivers
This is Olympus Mons is the tallest mountain in our solar system, located on Mars it stands at 24 kilometers high (16 miles) and is 3 times taller than Mount Everest
These are so gorgeous and elegant!
@MissLed @CrystalMarker - These are the Dancing Girl, similar to the Ballerina ones. Orchids make for some fun names and beautiful blooms. Shall add some more strange/cool/awesome ones.
Swaddled Baby Orchid
White Egret Orchid
Flying Parrot Orchid
Laughing Bumble Bee Orchid
Naked Man Orchid
Swaddled Baby Orchid
White Egret Orchid
Flying Parrot Orchid
Laughing Bumble Bee Orchid
Naked Man Orchid
Such amazing and beautiful flowers ❤❤❤
