Top 20 Optical Illusions That Will Break Your Brain
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#8: The Necker Cube
Is the front face on the top-right or bottom-left?
This is a simple wire-frame drawing of a cube without any visual cues for orientation or depth. As a result, it can be interpreted as having its front side in two different locations. The cube will seem to spontaneously 'flip' between the two stable perceptions as your brain tries to solve the ambiguity.