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Table Size Illusion
Category: Size and Distance | Added: June 4, 2009
These two tables in this image by Roger Shepard appear to be different sizes, the one on the left is oriented vertically and seems to be longer and thinner. Remarkably, both tables are actually exactly the same size.
Comments (17)
Posted by jessica on October 31, 2015
cool
cool
Posted by Buddhi A on March 13, 2013
no it's not the same size,,
no it's not the same size,,
Posted by sashie on September 5, 2012
Kmt. this is not an illusion
Kmt. this is not an illusion
Posted by may on April 13, 2012
coool
coool
Posted by bj(brian junior) on February 7, 2012
i come here very often everyday so u can talk to me!!!
i come here very often everyday so u can talk to me!!!
Posted by bj on February 6, 2012
....?
....?
Posted by bj on February 6, 2012
....ginja ninja
....ginja ninja
Posted by brian on January 5, 2012
try measuring with a ruler u dipstick!
try measuring with a ruler u dipstick!
Posted by Sophia on October 10, 2011
How can they actual be the same?
How can they actual be the same?
Posted by sophie on June 29, 2011
this is a creepy illusion!
this is a creepy illusion!
Posted by yuukino on October 7, 2010
it\'s just viewed opposite ways!:)
it\'s just viewed opposite ways!:)
Posted by Lilly on September 14, 2010
I think they meant the same size long ways.
I think they meant the same size long ways.
Posted by Beavis on June 8, 2010
Sorry Matt, you lose! Maybe your printer isn\'t accurate. Try drawing one for yourself. Cut out a parallelogram, then trace around it. Add legs and you\'ll get the same effect.
Sorry Matt, you lose! Maybe your printer isn\'t accurate. Try drawing one for yourself. Cut out a parallelogram, then trace around it. Add legs and you\'ll get the same effect.
Posted by matt on April 16, 2010
this is actually not true, i printed off this image, and cut out the tables placing them on top of each other. the one on the left is actually wider and shorter than the one on the right. this is no illusion.
this is actually not true, i printed off this image, and cut out the tables placing them on top of each other. the one on the left is actually wider and shorter than the one on the right. this is no illusion.
Posted by purple pokemon trainer man human on February 2, 2010
these are awesome and the fat lady in the backround is really cool cause i love seeing her knees buldge! you\'ll crap your self when you see those bad boys (the knees)!
these are awesome and the fat lady in the backround is really cool cause i love seeing her knees buldge! you\'ll crap your self when you see those bad boys (the knees)!
Posted by kids on September 23, 2009
looks weird but really true !!! OMG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
looks weird but really true !!! OMG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
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