> So I ordered a pseudoscope from a company in england called "Grand
> Illusions". It came in the mail almost on the next day. There is
> another company selling the same product, and that's where this...

> So I ordered a pseudoscope from a company in england called "Grand
> Illusions". It came in the mail almost on the next day. There is
> another company selling the same product, and that's where this guy
> buys them from. I actually like the psuedoscope, what it does is
> switch the left eye to the right eye and visa versus, using mirrors.
> The only trouble I have with it, is it doesn't work as binoculars, and
> you have to look through the thing & focus your eyes as you pull it
> away. Then the results that you see can be almost literally anything.
>
> It takes away depth perceptions, but it isn't like looking at a 2d
> image or looking through one eye. It can actually look like one item
> in front is behind another item. You don't always see it so cleary,
> because it feels like you still have depth perception & the illusion
> is hard to describe. If you look at a persons face everything looks
> totally normally, but in certain conditions when you look through it
> you see the impossible. Looking outside in nature I didn't notice
> much that was unusual, which contradicts what the website says.
> Except looking around my house I noticed how everything entered
> another dimension where space became meaningless. ...

> In article <1184603660.254480.171...@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
>
>
>
> CoreyWhite gmail.com> wrote:

>> So I ordered a pseudoscope from a company in england called "Grand
>> Illusions". It came in the mail almost on the next day. There is
>> another company selling the same product, and that's where this guy
>> buys them from. I actually like the psuedoscope, what it does is
>> switch the left eye to the right eye and visa versus, using mirrors.
>> The only trouble I have with it, is it doesn't work as binoculars, and
>> you have to look through the thing & focus your eyes as you pull it
>> away. Then the results that you see can be almost literally anything.

>

>> It takes away depth perceptions, but it isn't like looking at a 2d
>> image or looking through one eye. It can actually look like one item
>> in front is behind another item. You don't always see it so cleary,
>> because it feels like you still have depth perception & the illusion
>> is hard to describe. If you look at a persons face everything looks ...

> On Jul 16, 1:10 pm, Corey White gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>

>> In article <1184603660.254480.171...@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,

>

>> CoreyWhite gmail.com> wrote:

>>> So I ordered a pseudoscope from a company in england called "Grand
>>> Illusions". It came in the mail almost on the next day. There is
>>> another company selling the same product, and that's where this guy
>>> buys them from. I actually like the psuedoscope, what it does is
>>> switch the left eye to the right eye and visa versus, using mirrors.
>>> The only trouble I have with it, is it doesn't work as binoculars, and
>>> you have to look through the thing & focus your eyes as you pull it
>>> away. Then the results that you see can be almost literally anything.

>

>>> It takes away depth perceptions, but it isn't like looking at a 2d
>>> image or looking through one eye. It can actually look like one item
>>> in front is behind another item. You don't always see it so cleary, ...

> On Jul 16, 1:35 pm, CoreyWhite gmail.com> wrote:
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>
>

>> On Jul 16, 1:10 pm, Corey White gmail.com> wrote:

>

>>> In article <1184603660.254480.171...@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,

>

>>> CoreyWhite gmail.com> wrote:

>>>> So I ordered a pseudoscope from a company in england called "Grand
>>>> Illusions". It came in the mail almost on the next day. There is
>>>> another company selling the same product, and that's where this guy
>>>> buys them from. I actually like the psuedoscope, what it does is
>>>> switch the left eye to the right eye and visa versus, using mirrors.
>>>> The only trouble I have with it, is it doesn't work as binoculars, and
>>>> you have to look through the thing & focus your eyes as you pull it
>>>> away. Then the results that you see can be almost literally anything.

>

>>>> It takes away depth perceptions, but it isn't like looking at a 2d ...

> On Jul 16, 3:18 pm, CoreyWhite gmail.com> wrote:
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>
>

>> On Jul 16, 1:35 pm, CoreyWhite gmail.com> wrote:

>

>>> On Jul 16, 1:10 pm, Corey White gmail.com> wrote:

>

>>>> In article <1184603660.254480.171...@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,

>

>>>> CoreyWhite gmail.com> wrote:

>>>>> So I ordered a pseudoscope from a company in england called "Grand
>>>>> Illusions". It came in the mail almost on the next day. There is
>>>>> another company selling the same product, and that's where this guy
>>>>> buys them from. I actually like the psuedoscope, what it does is
>>>>> switch the left eye to the right eye and visa versus, using mirrors.
>>>>> The only trouble I have with it, is it doesn't work as binoculars, and
>>>>> you have to look through the thing & focus your eyes as you pull it
>>>>> away. Then the results that you see can be almost literally anything. ...

> So I ordered a pseudoscope from a company in england called "Grand
> Illusions".

>
>"CoreyWhite" gmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1184603660.254480.171940@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com...

>> So I ordered a pseudoscope from a company in england called "Grand
>> Illusions".

>
>7 posts in 6 hours about something you've never even seen?
>
>Don't try to tell us that with no job and living with your mom, you've got
>the $998 to spend on some stupid gadget that appears to reverse depth
>perception.
>
>Sorry, I call BULLSHIT!
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>