NO ONE can handle this complex optical illusion that shows multiple Rubik’s cubes at once.
As if one Rubik’s cube wasn’t enough, someone put two together, or so it seems.
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Can you solve this? Credit: reddit
The gif is so impressive that one user said “this made me sick”.
“I was expecting something like a rolling cube that somehow keeps recreating its pattern,” another commented on Reddit.
“I wasn’t prepared for the heartache when part of it changed.
“Luckily, after that, my brain figured out what was going on, so the pain didn’t continue.”
Optical illusion uses common 3D drawings to trick our brain.
“I think there’s a change in line width that makes you see different perspectives,” said another.
“However, I could be wrong.”
The real Rubik’s cube was first created in 1974 and is one of the most popular and well-known 3D puzzle games in the world.
Since its inception, people have been racing to solve a tricky puzzle in record time.
Unsurprisingly, robots are better at solving problems than humans.
So much so, that the current droid holds the world record, which is an incredible 0.38 seconds.
The human world record is 4.22 seconds.
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Rubik’s cube was invented in 1974. Credits: Unknown, clear with image table.
Rubik’s cube – a brief history
This is what you need to know…
- Rubik’s Cube is a 3D matching puzzle that involves sliding colored blocks around
- Each cube has 54 squares, evenly divided into six different colors.
- The goal is for all six sides of the cube to be completely filled with one colour.
- It was invented in 1974 by the Hungarian sculptor and professor of architecture Erno Rubik.
- Originally it was called Magic Cube.
- In 1980, Rubik authorized the sale of the puzzle to Ideal Toy Corp.
- Later that same year, he won the German special prize for the best puzzle of the year.
- By January 2009, more than 350 million Rubik’s cubes had been sold worldwide.
- It is considered the world’s best-selling toy and puzzle.
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Categories: Optical Illusion
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