Don’t look at the moonwalking bear


If I had a perception problem or a new optical illusion for every class day in psychology, we’d start every day happy.

This is a great ad. It gently pokes your pride in your ability to see what’s going on — from a bicycle safety campaign in Britain urging motorists to look out for bicyclists:

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One Response to Don’t look at the moonwalking bear

  1. Don’t look at the moonwalking bear « Mr. Darrell’s Psychology says:
    March 30, 2008 at 4:16 am

    […] look at the moonwalking bear Borrowed from Millard Fillmore’s Bathtub, with permission: This is a great ad. It gently pokes your pride in your ability to see what’s […]

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