How Does Your Brain Perceives Shapes And Sounds?

How would you like to participate in an experiment to see how your brain works in relation to shapes, sounds and words!

You would think that a phrase or rhyme with similar sounds would be easy on the brain, due to the fact that the same sound would have a familiarity to the brain. As a matter of fact, it is just the opposite that happens, the sounds become difficult when spoken because they contain similar sounds...

Try this well known tongue twister and see how you do "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers". If you say it slowly and concentrate, you may be able to say it in one shot without any mistakes. Trying to say it in a conversation, specially in front of people makes it more difficult. How did you do?

Expert Erin E. Maio-Harrison give some insight on speech disorder and a very interesting section on tongue twister type exercises.


Try this other well known one as well "How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?" Did you get it all in one shot?

I found this very interesting page on optical illusion. Usually, I am not too bad with illusion but I just can't seem to find the other 4 wolves in the rocky cliffs. let me know if you find them. Did you see what in a man's mind?

Checker Board Illusion...Take a very close look at Block A and Block B.Do you think that the colors are a different shade of grey?

Actually they are both the same shade of grey!

Take a very close look at this image! Who do you see? Looks like Ex-President Bill Clinton right?

and his Vice President Al Gore, right?

Actually, It's Clinton's face twice, with two different haircuts.

The F Illusion How many Fs do you see in the text below?

FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-

SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF-

IC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE

EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

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