It's super curious. It looks especially deep for me when it's in my right field of view. My left eye might even see it just partially and then 3d effect is very stron. When I have it in front or on the right side somehow it looks flat. Both of my eyes are screwed in their unique ways so that might explain asymetry.
Oh cool, as soon as I saw the title I was wondering what the useful shift was!
What country uses that type of electrical plug?
Why do some feel the need to mess with the scroll bar?
Its not visible in Safari on iOS. It is visible in Firefox on desktop.
That 3d image at the top of the article is breaking my brain. How?
You mean the 2D red on blue image? It's just how your eyes work https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromostereopsis
I don't get it... it looks flat to me?
I can't help you with that
Thanks for the link that is fascinating, I've never seen that before!
I took a chance and enabled JS on the site (the "chance" being it might just be disappointing), but I agree, that's wild!
It's super curious. It looks especially deep for me when it's in my right field of view. My left eye might even see it just partially and then 3d effect is very stron. When I have it in front or on the right side somehow it looks flat. Both of my eyes are screwed in their unique ways so that might explain asymetry.