It’s hard for me to agree it’s ambiguous because to me, the lighting is pretty clearly coming from the direction of the camera, since that’s how exposure works.
Yeah, so I’m better at looking at things. My brain chose the right solution. Skill issue for white and gold people, sorry.
The whole reason The Dress became a phenomenon is because there’s just enough visual ambiguity to make multiple interpretations plausible. That doesn’t mean your perception is more accurate — it just means your brain committed quickly to one version and stuck with it. Congrats, but calling it a skill issue only shows a lack of understanding about how perception works. If this were about raw visual ability, neuroscientists wouldn’t still be studying it. You didn’t “solve” anything — you just landed on one of two stable percepts and assumed it was the only correct one. And funnily enough, seeing it as white and gold might actually reflect a system tuned to compensate more for low-light environments, possibly allowing better function in situations where light is limited. So if anything, you might be the one running on default settings.
Btw, quick note, idk if your perception is just so malformed that you can’t tell, but the first mention of “skill issue” was about where I started trolling you. I’m letting you know because you are clearly quite vulnerable to feeding the troll.
It’s hard for me to agree it’s ambiguous because to me, the lighting is pretty clearly coming from the direction of the camera, since that’s how exposure works.
Yeah, so I’m better at looking at things. My brain chose the right solution. Skill issue for white and gold people, sorry.
The whole reason The Dress became a phenomenon is because there’s just enough visual ambiguity to make multiple interpretations plausible. That doesn’t mean your perception is more accurate — it just means your brain committed quickly to one version and stuck with it. Congrats, but calling it a skill issue only shows a lack of understanding about how perception works. If this were about raw visual ability, neuroscientists wouldn’t still be studying it. You didn’t “solve” anything — you just landed on one of two stable percepts and assumed it was the only correct one. And funnily enough, seeing it as white and gold might actually reflect a system tuned to compensate more for low-light environments, possibly allowing better function in situations where light is limited. So if anything, you might be the one running on default settings.
Raw visual ability is funny. You’re a silly guy.
It’s a skill issue, sorry.
Funny how “visual talent” doesn’t come with reading comprehension. I sense this is important to you because you lack actual skills.
Lol, you sense this is important to me? Skill issue.
Yes, or you’re just really thick and incapable of higher levels of thought and analysis.
Aw, sorry, I didn’t expect you to get so emotional.
Not emotions, just objectively you are struggling to grasp really basic stuff. Either wilful ignorance or just half daft.
Btw, quick note, idk if your perception is just so malformed that you can’t tell, but the first mention of “skill issue” was about where I started trolling you. I’m letting you know because you are clearly quite vulnerable to feeding the troll.
Idk, you pretty clearly are and have been using ad hominem attacks.
What was I struggling to grasp again? Which part? The idea that it was ambiguous?