Visual Energy

Just some random posts on how much our eyes can deceive us sometimes in a way we dont quite expect...It doesn't really count we're awake if we didn't open our eyes. Our eyes took up 50% among our sensory organs in our daily lives activity (That's equivalent to the biggest share holder in a company). Sometimes by just listening a song, you'll feel it lacks of something and its only right when it goes along with video. For example, here are a lyrics to a song

"How you choose to express yourself,
It's all your own and I can tell."

or how about the chorus?

"You are the thunder and I am the lightning"

It just doesn't feel right. However when you watch the video below (especially in full screen and HD), one word - WOW! Enjoy the video...


Not cool? Alright maybe I was wrong but here's another one that requires you to be visually sharp. Take this. It utilizes Google Chrome Open Source. Can you spot any words from here?

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If you can't then this is probably what you should do to your Chrome.

1) Press Ctrl and 'f' at the same time.

2) A small box will appear. Enter the number '9' or '6' ( 6 will be a harder number to see) and you'll see. (This is a good way to confess your feeling)

Note: I'm not sure about other web browser but Google Chrome can do it long time ago. Enjoy!

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