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Train Tracks
Category: Size and Distance | Added: June 5, 2009
On this picture of some train tracks there are two horizontal bars. Which one is longer ? While the topmost one appears to be longer than the one at the bottom the truth is they are both the same length. This is because the image of the tracks disappearing in to the distance leads your brain in to believing the object that is further away is larger than the one close by.
Comments (13)
Posted by Queen on January 18, 2015
Yah... they are actually same size. I just did measure them to prove myself hahahah!
Yah... they are actually same size. I just did measure them to prove myself hahahah!
Posted by TLW on March 12, 2012
ya i get it 2
ya i get it 2
Posted by straight mario on January 25, 2012
it is and they do luigi
it is and they do luigi
Posted by CuddLeeh on February 6, 2011
i get it
i get it
Posted by Gay Luigi on September 18, 2010
this one sucks, those two lines do not look different in length
this one sucks, those two lines do not look different in length
Posted by Lizz on January 26, 2010
same size to me!
same size to me!
Posted by bob on January 23, 2010
there the same lengh
there the same lengh
Posted by Maggie on January 13, 2010
i\'m stupid and ugly
i\'m stupid and ugly
Posted by Maggie on December 16, 2009
Umgh... Am I too stupid do get it?!
Umgh... Am I too stupid do get it?!
Posted by ivan on December 4, 2009
Wierd....and creepy.
Wierd....and creepy.
Posted by mer on November 25, 2009
so weird...
so weird...
Posted by kevin on October 25, 2009
I get it
I get it
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Both have the same size, in this case, when the object is close to another big?., is going to look smaller than the one on the top that is close to the small area from the track of the train. I love this type of pics.