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The phenomenon is referred to commonly as motion-induced blindness. It stems from the eyes' lack of a yellow receptor and the brain's use of colors to determine objects. On a related note, certain colors of yellow glass/film block your ability to perceive the motion of black and white objects behind it.

For me, the yellow dots never fully disappear. They just get split in half and start spinning around o.o

They disappeared fully for me, but only one at a time. I could always see at least one.

That's because it is William Shatner.

Well duh.

mah dad did too o.o

I know it was a joke. You are so serious. Why? Why so serious batman?

I'm not always serious, but it pays to assume most people are.

yes but it isn't as fun.

This prompted me to google "Bear eats child in Tennessee," because I assume the worst, and this of course brought up pictures of children, famous bear attacks, and mixtures thereof.
Thank you Mark0911 for destroying my good day

o.o, Profile post's were made to be random, Ahaha

Funny thing was, I just got home, and when I was in tennessee, I saw like 6 bears. Not even joking.

> Calok74 xnor cool
> ans = 0

lies