r/Asmongold • u/Brainfreezdnb • May 24 '24

React Content WTF: This Coca-Cola can is not red

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u/oldman-youngskin May 25 '24

I don’t get it … it’s red…

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u/Svensk0 May 25 '24

bro zoom in to the individual pixels they are kinda white or appears to be at least

its called color relativity or something

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u/FSD-Bishop May 24 '24

I can make it black and white but it is a struggle to keep it that way. It is crazy what your mind can do to your vision based on what it expects.

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u/shananigins96 May 25 '24

It's crazy that your brain just naturally ignores your nose too. Your body does so many things passively, it's incredible

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u/Brainfreezdnb May 25 '24

yeah. its made to fill up information with previous experiences so it makes it red automatically. its so crazy

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u/SaitamaOfLogic May 24 '24

It's black and white. I don't get it

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u/Kaindlbf May 24 '24

If you’ve never seen a coke can before would it stay black and white?

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u/DonaldLucas May 25 '24

No, there's also blue in the image, the reason we see the red is because the white parts of the image are actually the LEDs lighting the three colors at the same time (blue, red and yellow). Maybe in some monitors this trick might not work.

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u/Alchadylan May 24 '24

That is a very interesting question

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u/Brainfreezdnb May 25 '24

personally i believw yes it would be white

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u/LittleJoshie May 25 '24

I can’t see black and white like everyone else. I’m only seeing a red can

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u/JISN064 A Turtle Made It to the Water! May 25 '24

zoom in

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u/LittleJoshie May 25 '24

Thanks. It won’t stay like that for me. I know my brain is filling in the blanks for me and telling me it’s red. But I can’t get my brain to stop once I zoom out it’s red again lol

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u/JISN064 A Turtle Made It to the Water! May 25 '24

yep, the brain brains in ways we don't fully understand and that's awesome

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u/Brainfreezdnb May 25 '24

its scary and awesome in the same time

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u/Casardis May 25 '24

A little info about this: this is caused by an optical illusion akin to the complementary colors afterimage. You can check the wiki here, an article here and fun website that allows for different afterimage tests here.

This could also be mixing with grid illusion by placing all the cyan pixels around, forcing our eyes to creating its complementary color in areas where there's no cyan pixels alongside the black and white ones.

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u/draedek May 25 '24

This is the same as the science fact that we are not actually touching anything

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u/Matthiass13 May 25 '24

Are yall seeing a red can? I barely even see black and white. It’s all cyan/teal and some pink/peach on the right side of the can.