
tell me how

this is possible, ive cut them out and had them on the floor and still its not right
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Mon 8 Mar 2004, 22:52,
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this is possible, ive cut them out and had them on the floor and still its not right

you're looking at the squares, you should be looking at the bits that don't fill an entire square
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Mon 8 Mar 2004, 22:53,
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the diagonal line they make isn't straight. It bulges out just enough to make up for the missing square below.
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Mon 8 Mar 2004, 22:54,
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but they're not actually the same triangles.
Oh yes - what Norumbegan said.
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Mon 8 Mar 2004, 22:56,
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Oh yes - what Norumbegan said.

Still always amazes me:
www.optillusions.com/dp/1-67.htm
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Mon 8 Mar 2004, 22:57,
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www.optillusions.com/dp/1-67.htm

loaded that into photoshop to check.
the mind boggles....
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Mon 8 Mar 2004, 23:12,
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the mind boggles....

they are actually pentagons is disguise
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Mon 8 Mar 2004, 22:59,
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