The Image You Can Only See Once
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2022
- Only some people can see this image or understand this sentence!
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"Hello, thank you for calling"
I love these quirks of perception so much.
I heard this also. That is until I was given the real message.
Exactly what I heard too
I heard the same!
I heard this, too
I heard "Hello. The pizza is cold."
For some reason I expected the audio to say "like and subscribe", the fact that it wasn't that baffled me
me too!! 100% thought it said "hello, like and subscribe"
I heard “hello, please subscribe”
@@thepsycheofahuman9771 me too!
Same!
same
irs probably because were on youtube snd thats what you hear alot on youtueb
This is also the phenomenon behind a lot of the backmasking panic of the 90's. Parents didn't like rock or metal music and so were predisposed to hear all kinds of things when the music was played backwards. They would then write what they thought they heard, and put that text for people to read as it played backwards. and the text would prime people to hear what they were told to hear. I realized what was happening when a friend had 3 "messages" that he displayed while a song played backward and i heared them all when he played the same song backward. I then grew skeptical and always questioned what people told me i should hear.
"Hello, thank you for calling." was first thing I heard.
But there is also the FACT that the human brain CAN be Manipulated into thinking that it is hearing things it isn't. Or seeing, feeling and taste, even smell.
It would have been interesting to hear that in the video. It's an all around cool subject, thank you!
true. im pretending to eat steak when in reality its just goldfish xD
I heard the same thing
Thnku so much fr sharing. You're the first person after me to hear "thankyou". But I heard some parts a little different.
I originally heard,"Hello! Thankyou it's fine"...it's crazyy, right?
heard exactly the same thing
That’s what I heard 😂
Y'all never disappoint...
But you do 😔
Lmao
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Finally it’s here.,
Cultured.
@@ARCWIZARD 😂😂
I heard "Hello, thank you, I'm fine" - super interesting to see in the comments how many different versions there can come out from what each of our minds had expected.
Same!
@@emmaphant02 Does that mean we're nice people? :D
ditto
Same
Same for me
i heard "hello, speak to the sign!"
i have very bad social anxiety and i'm always worrying about talking to people, interacting with others, etc. i think maybe i heard the sentence command me to speak to 'the sign' because of this. very very cool!
on a separate note, they'll probably never see this, but i've loved asapSCIENCE since i was probably like 9 years old. i'll turn 18 this summer. thank you asapSCIENCE for making life a bit happier and a bit smarter
"Hello, the issue is fine" is what seemed that sentence to me.
This subject is fascinating! For anyone interested in reading about it, Lisa Feldman's book "How Emotions are Made" delves into more examples of this new theory of mind.
Oiiii que ótimo te ver Ludo, amo vc meu querido, amo o vídeo de Bladerunner, depressão e Linkin Park
Vc é incrível, nunca desista * -*
Thanks m8! I just might do that
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Finally it’s here.,
salve ludo
Also, Anil Seth's Book - Being You
I heard "Wow, I think she was fine", then "Wow, Stacey was fine." I could see the horse in the image but not the girl. I like to think of the Adelson's Checkerboard illusion as the result of our brains having color-correction capabilities rather than a mistake. We can often see things in very unusually colored lighting as the proper colors and some people get better at it with training.
Woah! I first heard "Yo, Stacy is mine." XD
Impressed you saw the horse. After seeing the "real" image, the girl is clearer to me than the horse. I still mostly just know the horse is there because I saw the image, rather than me clearly seeing the horse.
Stacy must be on your mind, huh? 😏
I saw the girl but I thought the horse was a man with a train conductor hat lol
I heard, I really think she is fine! 😅
Philosophy or philosophy of consciousness is something I love to learn about and this video helped fill in gaps that only I could see/hear after watching this video. Not only am I impressed but I'm eager to watch more from your channel. Loved the vid. :)
"Hello, it's AsapSCIENCE!"
“The lamb speaks to the sign”
Hey, I had a surprising amount of syllables right. I don’t think this really reveals much about my subconscious though.
i heard “wow i gave you a sign”
the word “sign” for me is the one i can hear clearly:D
(thought it was interesting that we both heard the word sign:])
I heard "hello, thank you for calling" SO clearly. I was 100% sure of myself, I was so shocked when it was so different than what I thought lol
how interesting, I heard
'Help! Speak to the sign!'
obviously this sentence is completely nonsensical, but maybe that just means that I never assume anything
cuz I never assumed that the sentence never had to make sense
@@4sythdude549 I'm not really sure I even believe that this can reveal your personality but I was also thinking that maybe having a nonsensical interpretation means you are more open to knew ideas
@@4sythdude549 i heard « wow i speak to the sign » haha
I personally understood "like and subscribe" which I think perfectly fits with the context you talked about. Freaking awesome great video!
I heard “Subscribe to ASAP Science”
I heard "please like and subscribe!"
I was considering whether it was that but was pretty sure it wasn't haha
I heard this too!
I initially thought it was "share, like and subscribe"
"Wow, you're so kind!"
I also thought the picture was a detective looking through a magnifying glass. after I saw the color version when I looked at the altered one again I could see the actual picture AND the detective. Like I can consciously switch between them!
So weird and cool!
I heard "Good bye! Thank you for watching". In fact, after the real phrase, I was still hearing that.
“The bells seem to sign” is what I heard
Crazy how quickly my perception of what I heard changed once I knew the words
I heard "I'll (pause) paint you a sign", which is really close.
It's still hard for me to see the woman and the horse afterwards though. It's there if I look for it but I see a person juggling a ball on very abstract art.
I see that same juggler but for me it looks like a satanic fairy and that concerns me 🫠
i head the man is painting a sign
Same for the audio. I see someone walking down an alley and find it hard to see the horse afterwards too
Honestly, I see a girl with cat ears walking out of a club into a street...
same on both points
"Please, I need help!" and that image is what? A guy screaming after getting decapitated? blood spraying from his head, tears dripping from his eyes and it seems the weapon that killed him also shattered.
I love you dude.... your energy is the the absolute best. Thanks
I heard "yeah, he seems fine"
Remember The Dress or Yanny/Laurel? Difficult to believe, but I could actually "see"/"hear" both. I could switch it to see/hear it in both ways. So there's something to learn about consciousness.
P.S. You went to Colombia and didn't tell me?! Come on, I live there.
You can hear what you want
@@okokokokokok7901 I can hear this comment played by an orchestra
i had to listen to it many times but i started hearing "see you, speak to you soon" lol. brains are pattern matching machines. I heard something somewhat like "you soon" for a fracion of a second and after a few more listens my brain filled in the rest lol
I hear: Yeah, I sent you a sign
This is what I heard too
I assumed the sentence said " dont worry, everything is fine." Which makes sense because my boyfriend and I have been in and out of the airport the past 2 days, and life has been crazy and we've been reassuring each other that everything will be okay!
I heard "hello, Stacy is fine!"
I don't know anyone named stacy
I heard “Hey! Everything’s fine!”
“Hi, my name is Simon.”
Hey, i still hope things are and will get better for you
“Hey! This is fine!” Ok, so that’s just me on a normal day
"Aaahh, I speak you a sign"
quite surprised I got the "a sign" part correct.
What I thought I heard: "Hey, I speak through a sign!"
Took me about five listenings to infer this specific phrase, but kept feeling that I had to say it in my head every time it came up again just to reconfirm what I was supposedly hearing.
Originally, it was just a garbled mess of acute sounds, but asking me to think what I heard made my brain create something somewhat sensible, even though I actually believe there's no actual words being said (reminds me of Mark Rober's talking piano from a month, or so, ago).
And lo and behold, I was half right and half wrong. I believed that there wasn't any meaning to the sounds at first, but after you egged me on to find meaning, my brain created a sentence. And would you have it "The man is painting a sign." is at least one word correct to my "Hey, I speak through a sign!".
Had you not told me to find meaning, I would not have; but then again, I wasn't expecting to find meaning either.
2 words are correct
I heard hey, sing me a song lol
I heard "Like and Subscribe"
I also heard hey I speak through a sign
I heard "hello this is a sign"
Funny...for me it sounds like "Now, take your time."
How interesting, finding something give you a result based on your current perception and context of things.
I read what you typed, now I hear what you heard
I heard the opposite: “Hurry, we’re running out of time.” Guess I’m more stressed 😭
LOL for me it sounded like "I was making a sound." At first listening, I didn't hear a sentence, just a weird sound. After a few more listens the sound slowly formed into the sentence "I was making a sound."
I don't understand why.
i heard “subscrive to asapscience”
Ooo that's cool because personally i heard "hey i think it's time"
im from colombia i am glad you liked my country, you are very welcome here in bogota
I think it says "Hello, i am fine"
“i’ll speak just fine”
noticed a lot of other people also heard “sign” as “fine. not entirely sure how this reflects on me but this was a really interesting video! love learning things abt consciousness
"Hello speak to us fine"
Yeah many people heard the words "speak" and "fine" idk why.
"I think she was fine"
This is what I heard
s and f are extremely close to each other in terms of noise
of course when you just gave a couple frequencies there's no way to go back to the original phrase; there's plenty of phrases that, when going through the same process, result in an identical audio to the one you're hearing
Yeah I heard sign as fine "hi, this is fine"
"Oh! I feel fine!"
Audio first impresison was "hello, how are you doing?" Replaying it a few times was something along the lines of like... "Bros, empty your souls!" Which was the weirdest shift in perspective ever... can't wait to see what it "actually" says.
Same here, for the first guess.
I'm cracking up at "bros, empty your souls" 🤣
mine was a bit similar to your first! "hey, what are you doing?"
@@StarrySkyyyy "stop, what are you doing" i heard
I heard ''OoOoo, Speak to your soul!'' and I thought the image was some kind of cool bug-like cryptid, like mothman or something
“Hello, thank you for calling.”
"no! stick to the sign"
this was so interesting! its crazy how the brain does things that achieve the opposite goal and how we can trick it into doing that
That was what I thought
that's what I heard too!
Ahhh I heard that too
I heard that but instead of no I heard woooh
I herd "hey, I baked you a sign"
Just started the video: I'm having trouble hearing _anything_ decipherable from the sentence, and I bet this is intentional, but the closest thing I can piece together from listening to it a couple of times is "Oh no! Stupid phone!". I'll come back at the end of the video to see what it actually was.
EDIT: Very interesting! I'm not typically one to get too frustrated with technology myself, but I currently live around people who absolutely do. So I can understand how I would have interpreted it like that! "Oh no, stupid phone" is a phrase I've probably heard many times. I won't say what the phrase really was to avoid spoiling people going through the comments.
I heard “hi can i speak to a sully” uhm
Thought is said
scencance is saying
I heard nonsense, and then "sign" at the end
I heard "wow, this is fine"
I also heard “Oh no!” at the beginning interesting! But mine was “oh no the sponge is soiled.”
at 3:16 I paused and cut out 2 holes in a sheet of paper, held it over the paused image. So cool to see the difference uncovered, and to have it magickly appear the same color through the holes.
Yo creo que esta teoría tiene muchísimo que ver con el aprendizaje de idiomas también. Excelente video.
"Hello, thank you for coming" or "Hello, thank you for calling."
I think this is how EVP's work. People fill in the blanks.
I was still able to see the illusions even after knowing what they really were. Matrixing makes it easy to see multiple images in the picture.
In a British accent??
The sentence sounded like "Hello! Everything's fine!" to me.
It took seeing the image side-by-side both ways before I could see the original shapes in the hard-to-see version, and it's still hard for me to see the ground truth in the test image. In my human-computer interface class back in the 90s we had a similar example of a cow that you can't unsee, and even 25 years later I can still see the cow when I see the test image.
to keep hearing "H2 it was fine". or No! it was fine, atleast the end totally sounded like fine the last word on many ppl
I looked for an image in the "hard to see" version and my brain conjured up figures like cloud watching... even after seeing the true image if you take the side by side away I see the original because I made up my own thing... I think I tricked my brain into doing something like the checkerboard illusion by accident LOL...
I heard what you heard, too!
The Good Place must have been on your mind
@@mangothedango Haha, maybe
Your energy and facial expressions make my day! :D
I thought the audio was saying “Yay! Thank you for subscribing!”, with the last word slightly altered. Probably because of all the CZcams vids i’ve been watching lol.
As an artist, I was taught in art school to “draw what you see, not what you THINK you see”. A guy I used to work with dropped out and said it was because that phrase was stupid, your brain is what you think you see. I had to explain to him this whole concept, you have a vision of what your brain think “a dog” looks like and it’s not nearly as accurate as looking straight at a dog, dropping preconceived ideas of what “a dog” is, because your brain is probably wrong.
Ah yes of course they overcomplicate the majestic just look at refrences
@@justsomerandomweeb4243 but ”just looking at the references” without realizing how your vision works is a surefire way to have a terrible time with stuff like foreshortening. it’s great if you manage without taking this tip into account, but i know that it helped me a hell of a lot.
If your art teacher is so great, why aren't they an artist? Anyone can throw paint at a wall and call it art, not everyone can paint like Rembrandt.
@@joebaumgart1146 haha, not everyone will be Rembrandt, the important thing is to keep trying. Also, most art teachers ARE professional artists. My teachers had come from Disney and Aardman, had Oscars and Emmys, but that shit doesn't matter. What matters is they took the time to share their knowledge. Anyone can be an artist, and it's never a wasted endeavor.
If cartoonist artist follow that advise, they wouldn't be able to draw anything
The sound is perceived as your mind predicts what it is or what you believe it is.
For me it says "hey seems you're fine" but even from fully hearing the sound "The man's painting a sign" you can always go back think of what what heard and replay it again and it will play it from what you think it is based on sound and recognition.
Might be just fully saying random stuff but that's what I believe it is.
To me it sounds like "Wow space is fun!"
Or "wow space seems fine"
You're right dude!
I think it's saying "Wow, thank you boy"
After they played the recording at normal frequency I was able to hear it even with the high frequency taken out. I wonder if they would have a different phrase, like “Dan is paying a fine” would we hear that instead of the true phrase of “A man is painting a sign” now that our brain has something to “predict”….I mean, would our brain be “tricked”? Just a thought.
I just heard noises how yall hear anything is amazing.
omg!! this is actually very crazy. You can't unsee or unhear it.
Sh!t is awesome.
i hilariously heard hello this is asap science and i saw two astronauts originally in the photo
and i think it was the fact that i had asap science on my mind as obviously im watching your video... which made my brain deem it relevant info and made that sentence make sense by saying that like a intro
It sounded like, “wow, this is fun” to me. once your aware of the answers you can’t unsee it, until you forget again and you hear what you want to hear.
Same for me
Personally, I heard "Yes, thank you, you're kind." I find it cool that I picked this up and everyone else has their own different version that they picked up, really cool guys keep it up.
That reminds me of Eiffel 65
Same
I heard “No, thank you, it’s fine.” So close to yours, yet completely opposite too! 😊
@@farialmab4723 I heard hello! Thankyou it's fine...hahaha!
@@geetugupta7244 😆 so very similar! Cool! 😊
"Thanks, today's just fine!" pretty much my response when I'm under mountains of stress like today lol.
Love this guy, halarious and smart!
“Wow, i baked you a sign”
I honestly couldnt really hear anything out of the middle part so the baked part is just cuz it at first reminded me of the muffin song where it says “i baked you a pie”
I also had to listen to it several times because at first i just heard nothing but a tune going up and down
I thought I was alone lmao, I heard "hey, baked you a pie" and also kept thinking of the muffin song
i thought i was "Hello, i spoke you a sign"
I'm hearing "C'mon, the painting is fine!"
I hear "come on, painting is fun"... Probably because it makes more sense to me
I also got the bias from seeing this comment before hearing the audio
Okay, so I wasn't that far off. Guess it shows that I'm into fine arts.
@@podracer35 I heard the same as you, only I didn’t have any bias because I didn’t see any comment before hearing it 😬
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Finally it’s here.,
@@podracer35 I made sure not to view any comments beforehand, but it was soooo tempting. It definitely would have swayed my answer!
0:21 I hear either "and gives you sign" or "and it's designed"
So I just proved you can’t see this only once. I watched this a year ago, and now I’ve watched it again after forgetting it, and have seen it twice!
I thought it said “Man, space is sign” which is shockingly close to the original. I got the words from the vowels I was able to make out, since I couldn’t hear many consonants. Perhaps it means I play things by ear when I don’t know what’s going on 😆
"and I, speak to a sign" for me. Still halfway through the video though, don't know the real one
@@at.3am i heard "hello, speak to the sign" so we were pretty similar !
I head “help we ate the sign”
"Yes, it is a sign!"
What I heard.
I heard, “Woah, the Pikachu is fine
“The world thinks you are fine”
I saw the woman’s face after a while but I couldn’t recognise the horse at all haha
I thought the horse was some distorted man’s face lol
Same :00
A man looking up while wearing a train conductor a hat!!!
I heard the voice say "Space makes you slow". I can still hear "Space makes you slow.", even though I have heard the original sentence say "The man is painting a sign".
What I heard: "Woo-hoo! Painting is fun!" Of course, my hobby is creating 'paintings' with needle and thread (cross stitch) and - at a distance - some of the pieces I've completed have been mistaken for paintings. So, there's that. Now. On to see what this is all about.
I thought the sentence said “Well everything is fine”. My best guess is I heard that because of my own denial with my psychiatric disabilities. I’m aware I’m in denial now but during an episode I genuinely convince myself I’m fine. Problem is I’m not fine.
OMG! I also heard "everything is fine" The first part though, I couldn't make out.
"Now, hit subscribe" lol
I heard “Hello! Everything is fine” which definitely sounds like a lie, lol
@@biiimoo me toooo!
@s h r u g I was so close to that! I heard “I am listening to a song”
I’m gonna go in a mini rant:
This is interesting to me because I have something called social pragmatic communication disorder (as well as the occasional hallucination caused by ptsd). I don’t inherently understand social cues, or misinterpret them. I’m often missing the context of situations, which makes sense as to why I struggle so hard in any kind of interaction(especially legal jargon, which is intentionally hard for regular people)
I have difficulty making connections because to most people, all of these cues are often unspoken and coloured entirely by our experiences. So when I do or say something (that I think is a normal or correct response), it’s like that person predicting the coffee cup, but seeing a glass of water instead. It definitely throws people for a loop. Tho sometimes I do wonder how aware of it people are, because I also have a stutter and most people are shocked when I tell them, but can hear it afterward.
So yeah, this video is very interesting to me. It does feel like I’m going about, experiencing life in that two tone or altered audio. I have a book of experience that tells me that’s a horse and a woman, even if I still can’t really see it. But I just keep on keeping on because it’s the only way I know.
I’ll end with a quote from Komi Can’t Communicate “An important thing to remember is, just because a person has problems communicating, doesn’t mean that person doesn’t want to communicate with others.”
Thanks for the insight
your coomunication seems just fine judging from this comment
@@reverie02 Lol, yeah, because I have time to think it out in a safe space. It's different when I'm talking in person. Also, having a communication disorder doesn't mean I don't know how to talk to people at all. Everyone has trouble communicating now and then. It just means it's more difficult for me than the average person
@@lyrajaded and that reply didnt feel disordersy at all too, it actually seems more articulate than most people, lets test it, you reply to this comment immediately, like you would in real conversation
Mini?
@@Kooldood0874 I was gonna say that lol
"Hey, it's your time."
The voice is cheering for me 😅
When you played the sound after showing the coffee cup, I heard “hey, thanks for the food!”
I got "No, you didn't see the sign" which was very likely influenced by being a passenger helping someone navigate a long drive yesterday. Wonder if I'd have got the sign part right still if I hadn't just had that experience
I heard well see you sign.
I saw the sign
and it opened up my eyes
I saw the sign
Life is demanding without understanding
Sure I can see the horse and the girl now when I couldn't before, but I still see the robot girl and the dragon skull walking along the bridge in front of the city scape rotated like 120 degrees. I can still hear what I thought the original sentence was too. And still see the changed color of the checkerboard after it's shown. Something with heavy disassociation maybe since that affects consciousness? No idea. I can't recognize faces so. I dunno.
Weird but cool at the same time m8
I had trouble with both of those too. Even knowing what the image was, it was still difficult to perceive. And my hearing of the sentence stayed the same. Interestingly, I also have difficulty recognizing faces. Once it took me several minutes to recognize my own mother. To be fair though, she wasn't wearing her false teeth.
Yeah I also ha e trouble with faces, but can still see this as an anime girl walking down a curved bridge lol. And I thought they were saying “follow! Asap science!”
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Finally it’s here,.
Ayo, same, i saw an abstract detective scene on the picture first tho so i still see that
Every once and a while I go back to this video
"wells, i speak to a sign" was mine! Very interesting
I'm reading what everyone else heard and I think I got one of the most cryptic phrases with "the wells give you a sign."
One thing to mention is that at first glance I saw a woman in where the bridle was in the image. After reading that there was a horse, I immediately saw a distorted horse at the bottom. Upon seeing the full image I can now see all three interpretations. I see the horse and woman where they actually are and the other two independent of it which is quite surreal
The last 2 syllables in the sentence sounded to me like "unsigned," which is a common term in computer science. Makes sense considering how much compsci I do :D
You're subbed to 3b1b .. i see you're a man of culture as well 🥹
@@Marco-cx6gp TIL you can see other ppls' subscriptions lol
I actually saw the picture 4 times because you showed it in four separate instances before you revealed what it depicts
Did this video rephrase what we already know ("the brain interprets sensory input and uses things that it's experienced and learned in its interpretation") or am I missing something? Or is this not a common perspective/knowledge?
"Hello, space is fine!"
This is still what i hear after the video. I can sort of make out the other ones people got (and the one it actually was) by thinking of them when listening to it, but "Hello, space is fine!" is still my default.
Hey my first guess involved space too!! But mine was "I'm in space, this is fun!"
@@taylorbritt499 mine was "wow space and science" I wasn't expecting anyone else to get space
I heard “Wow, space is calling!”
Have you played Portal 2 recently?
'Woah! Space is Cool!' We really are randomly thinking about space together
Now, even knowing what the picture is (though I kinda managed to see the eyes/ear/snout before the reveal) it's actually still pretty difficult to not see the picture as abstract nonsense
"actually"
“Hello, thank you for calling” is what I thought the sentence was 😂
"the way I speak to you is fine" is what I understood initially.
I heard "So! Thank you for calling!".
Which is odd because I hate answering phonecalls OR making them.
Also, I remember seeing the checkerboard image before around the time the Black and blue dress debate came up and even though I knew the checkerboard pieces were the same colour,my brain STILL perceived it to be different shades of grey!
"Hello, thank you for calling" was what I heard. This is probably very much related to the same mechanism in your head that the "Brain Drain" game's sound be completely different words depending on context.
So close to what I heard, just the first word difference. Guess what I also hate doing :p
omg cool , I heard hello thank you for calling 😅😅😂😂🎉
You may have heard it because you worry about phone calls. I heard "oh, I think he's fine" because I have someone, a he, to worry about.
The weird thing is for me I can trick myself into seeing them the same color BEFORE my brains like wait no hold up
I feel like this is actually why I can hear and understand better when there are accurate subtitles
true
I have to have subtitles
"actually"
Yeah, there's a reason that there are Oscars for sound editing and stuff. Often there are whole conversations that you don't actually hear happening but the subtitles make you aware that they're happening.
@@Leo-sd3jt I'm aware of the Oscar for sound editing but the award for stuff is a new one on me.
I heard "wow, it seems fine" and I can't unhear it!
Even after seeing the source image, it still took me a considerable effort to really see the woman and the horse on the black & white image. But with sound, it was effortless.
I personally heard "Hey, ASAP Science!"
As for what I saw in the image, 3 things. If the black is the image, it's a weird comic-like face in the left. If the white is the image, it's one of 2 things. Either a cool outline of a person crouching down holding a light or something, or it is a horned person in what would be the "arm" of the second image with long hair, a doorway on the right, and light on the floor
Edit: Hey, my first guess wasn't far off. The thing on the left I said looked like a face... that was the horse's face. Not too bad as a guess! Also, weirdly despite seeing the context of that image, I still can't see it when we move back to the original
I see a messy room from the eye view of the ceiling
I heard “Hello, Three, Two, Five!”
I wonder if the algebraliens would hear that
I heard: “yo, this is a sign!”
I saw soda cantaur
I heard _"Wow, thanks for a sign!"_ , should I be scared? Lmao
I heard nothing at first. then, I paused the video and spoke to my partner for a while and felt really happy and grateful, then heard "alright, thank you it's fine."
🥺💜
im doing this cause he told me to, but i heard it say hello im doing fine, after finishing the video it is clear i thought this as its very akin to how i reassure people im fine when im not.
“A man, painting a sign” is what I heard. Interesting video!
The book The Developing Mind (I've only read part) explains consciousness in a very interesting way, would recommend! Also, it explains that the mind isn't just the brain, but the neural pathways as a whole system heavily including some parts of the body like the gut and heart.
Interesting
@@BadUploads Shut up m8. Let him speak. He seems smart
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Finally it’s here.,
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@@RichConnerGMN ty :)
I recently earned my psych degree and one of the courses I took was sensation and perception- and it totally changed how I perceived psychology (pun intended!!). The visual and auditory illusions these examples explain are great starting point for explaining the mental and emotional ones we deal with all the time but are unaware of! Biases and heuristics are amazing fields to look into because we deal with these daily, not including distortions for disorders! Amazing videos guys keep it up 😍
@Dude that’s not what what said??
@@deannabanman243 It was a joke implying that you thought the distorted sentence said all of that. I don't know what this says about my sense of humor, but it made me laugh.
At my age, that centre frequency is too high, all I make out is the brief word of "I" and "am to" and "fine"
"Oh I turned into a sign" thats what I though it was. No clue where this comes from lol
0:06
"eh, makes you fine"
"Hey, makes you fun"
"Oh 825"
I heard "hello I feel fine", and I actually feel like after the answer was revealed, I can flip back and forth in my perception, kinda like the whole Laural Yanny thing from a few years back.
I really find it fascinating how priming in terms of sound can colour our perception so much.
Yeah, all I heard was some slightly lyrical warbles.
Mine was close! "No, I think it's fine" is what I heard!
I heard "hello, it's suicide" but I think I messed up...
I heard "Please like and subscribe."
Or brainstorm and green needle
Hello! thank you for calling!
hello.thanks for your time.
"Wow, ancient sign!"
Wow, space and time!
So I guess u watch a lot of old documentaries maybe :)
@@probag8414 And u must be obsessed with scientific stuff or maybe u watch a lot of sci-fi stuff :)
“Wow, he’s inside!”
I thought it would be more obvious "wow! ASAP science!"
"Yo *estoy* muy cansado" you can also ignore the "yo" something like "estoy muy cansado" but very good so far! keep at it! And visit México *on* your way to Colombia!
¡Excelente explicación! Por cierto, se dice "on your way" ;-). ¡Buen trabajo! Sigue practicando :).
I thought I definitely had it w " hello, asap science"
1st I heard "World same to you sign". After hearing the original audio, I still haven't changed what I hear.
About the Spanish aspect of this video, two things.
I can tell from experience that knowledge of a sentence clarifies immensely the understanding of what's heard. Many times I don't understand a thing of what a song in English says, then I find the lyrics, and magically I understand everything.
The other thing, regarding you learning Spanish, first, congratulations. Second, watching TV or videos with subtitles in the same language helps a lot to get the meanings; I suppose it will be easier in Spanish, as the writing is phonetically close to the speaking.
Third, in Spanish, Toronto is stressed in the second "o," not in the last. It doesn't mean something else as you said it, just sounds funny ha ha.
Most important, and harder to explain, is that in Spanish we have two verbs that mean "to be," and they are "ser" and "estar." If you want to speak about permanent things, like being Canadian, you use "ser" (soy canadiense). If you mean something not permanent, like being tired, you use "estar" (estoy cansado).
Of course, there are nuances and little details in this general rule, like, when you speak about something/someone being alive or dead, you use "estar," the non-permanent verb.
Quite a philosophical statement in a grammatical characteristic.
Good luck, y después seguimos conversando en español. 🖖😁
"Oooh, what you see" is what I heard. Crazy and cool stuff! On a similar note about the colors, this is probably also why when you tint an image with any given color, your brain can still tell which parts are supposed to be red or blue or green, because they see them in relation to others, even when the _actual_ color is actually a grey without that color in it at all! It does the same thing as the image of shadowy tiles in the video.
I think that one exists in particular because the sun tints the world around us in different tones depending on time of day and weather conditions. We still need to be able to identify colors in relation to each other and identify shapes and find faces.
The black and white photo makes me think of those visual illusion drawings where you can see either a little girl or an old woman.
What the brain is trying to do there is more like colour correction, it is trying to make the perceived colour consistent regardless of the lighting conditions. In effect the same thing that the auto white balance feature on a camera is trying to do but for the most part the brain is better at it. Although far from perfect and it can get tricked and mess up under the right conditions too thus how the checkerboard illusion works it tricks the brain into thinking there is a difference in the lighting conditions across the image that doesn't exist.
Great subject! I thought the message said, "wow, thank your phone." I know that doesn't make sense, but it was so fast that was the best I could do. The picture I thought was a rapper/rocker singer with a microphone, leaning to the left, the round dot on the upper left the microphone, under it his hand in white, mid right his pants have a bandana hanging out. His head and face look a little funny and smashed.
The best way to think about it is not as a prediction, but as prior knowledge. If you know what a coffee cup is, you identify it as such due to prior knowledge. With the cylinder at 3:00, you know what a shadow is, and you assume B is lighter it is a light square surrounded by dark squares.
I heard "No, it's safe to sign." before and even after the context. Personally I think it reveals that I always have a worry something isn't safe which does make sense I'm the oldest of my siblings. I guess it can also allude to my trust issues, but that's just my guess.
it doesn't tell you anything about yourself because that's not at all how psychology works, thinking otherwise is just a silly assumption
@@rua5910 oh well it doesn't really matter it's just my opinion after all
I constantly bump into things, especially door frames. I recently found out that I have a medical condition that affects my proprioception. It’s genetic, so it probably explains why my sister bumps into everything too.
I thought the audio clip was saying something like “I feel fine,” then my brain started hearing something about “science.” In the picture, I saw what looked like a woman’s face, but didn’t make out the horse or her hat. Honestly, my brain was going for a 1980’s abstract rock poster-type image of Pat Benatar. lol
I replayed that sound bite in the beginning a few times and it sounds like "Blalls seem to is fine" or something
At first I heard "I sleep with a spoon" then I heard "I am so sorry"