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do you pass?

>> No.15146813

>>15146800
cubes are symmetric
they don't "point" anywhere

>> No.15146819

>>15146800
I failed
> t. midwit

>> No.15146830

>>15146813
>he doesn't know
midwit confirmed

>> No.15146860

>>15146800
No idea what you mean by the cube "pointing up or down" but I can see either the lower or the higher square as the front depending on how I focus on it.

>> No.15146873

>>15146860
I think what they mean is the direction of the "Front" face, so either facing up or down.
I suppose they meant that a smart person would look at the cube from multiple angles. However, I'm not convinced this would be a measure of intelligence

>> No.15146875

>>15146800
I spooked myself by snapping the front face forwards, as if the cube was jumping at me.

>> No.15146877

I feel like this intelligence test is written by a retard.

>> No.15146880

>>15146873
Maybe I'm a retard but I don't understand what "the direction of the front face" means. The front face is the face that faces the viewer. It faces forward. What changes is which face you interpret to be facing the viewer, e.g. the angle of the camera. If the lower square is the front, you're looking from above. If the higher square is the front, you're looking from below.

>> No.15146883

>>15146877
>he can't see it
Being a midwit is nothing to be ashamed about

>> No.15146885

>>15146880
yeah filtered, sorry

>> No.15146888

>>15146885
Maybe, but your verbal IQ is 80 for sure.

>> No.15146893

>>15146888
cope

>> No.15146895

>>15146888
Trips confirm.

>> No.15146896

>>15146888
nice trips

>> No.15146959

>>15146800
yeah ez

>> No.15146961

>>15146813
sub 70 IQ post

>> No.15146967

>>15146880
You are, but that's OK.

It is true the angle of view changes. By default, I see the "down" position where the front face is down and right, with an unobstructed view of the top of the cube.

If I focus on the middle of the cube, the front face is up and left, with the bottom of the cube unobstructed. The question isn't if you know the difference but if you can switch between them in picrel.

>> No.15146974

>>15146967
So it's what I said but your verbal IQ of 80 forces you to talk about it in terms of Z-aligned faces pointing "up" and "down"?

>> No.15147058

>>15146967
>switch between them
without being told. Now that you know the trick, anyone can do it.

>> No.15147092

>>15146800
too see it facing down focus on the top line, to see it facing on the back bottom line being lower the bottom front line

>> No.15147116

>>15146800
what is changing it is what lines you are perceiving as belonging to the square you are focusing on

>> No.15147142

>>15147116
it is whether you perceive the front square as in front of or behind the back square that makes it shift

>> No.15147168

>>15146875
High IQ moment

>> No.15147194
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15147194

>xe can only visualize three dimensions
Low IQ trait. All the interesting stuff happens either in 4 or in infinite dimensions.

>> No.15147230

>>15146974
Not the same anon, pal.

>>15147058
This is one of many optical illusions in this category. The reason most people see the down cube, is because the angle skew from the projection of the cube to paper is less severe than the up cube.

There are also illusions like this for other senses too.

>> No.15147270

>>15146800
there's a third option you can flip between

>> No.15147277

>>15147230
>Not the same anon, pal.
Okay. I see. You're an actual mouth-breathing moron. I thought you were just poor on verbal IQ but your spatial IQ is also floor level.

>> No.15147302

>>15146800
wasted trip
also, what if I can't see the cube. all I see are connected lines on a 2d plane

>> No.15147381

I SEE ALL CUBES

>> No.15149037
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15149037

this is called the necker cube

>> No.15149053
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15149053

>he can't see the left face as the front

>> No.15150954

>>15147194
wrong, 1 is interesting because everything is degenerate/easy

2 usually has very special properties

3 is usually complicated or has unique special cases

4 always has the fucked up shit going on and loads of unique cases

5+ and finite is all the same

Infinite is difficult but useful

>> No.15150970

>>15146800
The text specifically prods you, so how can you know?

>> No.15151056

Feels very trippy to switch between. But you prodded us so we can't pass.
Would an intelligent person stare at a drawing of a cube without prodding?

>> No.15151211

>>15149037
Oh neat, thanks anon!

>> No.15151227
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15151227

Dunno if this helps anyone but took me a couple of minutes to see the other cube.

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15151231

>>15151227
vs the cube I first saw

>> No.15151521
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15151521

Only elite geniuses can see the 4D rotating cubes

>> No.15151527
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15151527

>>15146860
It's either pointing down such that the bottom is visible or pointing down such that the bottom is not visible assuming the cube wasn't transparent.

>> No.15151529

>>15146800
My name is Maurits Cornelis and I see everything, everywhere, all at once.

>> No.15151539

>>15151527
>such that
don't do that

>> No.15151555

>>15151539
What should I do then

>> No.15151572

>>15146800
>pointing up or down
>two directions
>a cube wireframe (6 identical sides) can only point in two directions
>intelligent
some anons already referred to this though

>>15146877
yeah

>> No.15151610

>>15151539
>sum dat, or
>right thur

>> No.15151613

>>15151610
like this
>It's either pointing down right thur the bottom is visible or pointing down sum dat the bottom is not visible assuming the cube wasn't transparent.

>> No.15151621

I can see it pointing in four different directions. Am I a genius?

>> No.15153481

>>15146880
one is a perspective where you watch it slightly from below. the other one is from sligtly above

>> No.15153487

>>15146800
Cube?
I only see a square surrounded by weird shapes

>> No.15153826

anyone who is not retarded will see a cube looks nothing like this

>> No.15153893

>>15151227
No
One faces up the other faces down
Obvious when you see it

>> No.15153898

>>15146800
contantly switching perspectives in my mind is sort of fun

>> No.15154192

>>15153898
Yup! I didn't get it until >>15149037, but >>15151227>>15151231 also describes it.

>> No.15154214

>>15146800
I admit it took me a few seconds. But I’m crossed atm as well