Its a fractilized or repeating pattern that has a three dimensional image hidden inside of it. You have to diverge your eyes to see it. If you cross your eyes it becomes inverted.
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Yes DMT already provides these effects but in a different way and degree. It would be interesting to see how the DMT effects would alter the perception of the magic eye. It may create an entirely new effect or it may provide some correlation between physical fractals and sensory fractallization brought on by DMT.
WEM
Yes that is a magic eye.
May be more interesting to test these with shrooms in my opinion. I like closing my eyes on any dose of dmt. But I hear shrooms enhances your visual acuity and edge detection. If you had a study of magic eye shroomers you could get a statement going.
Shrooms would be interesting also. The main effect would be to see if the compounds affect the ability of the subject to perceive the stereoscopic image. This would determine whether our perception of our senses is being altered or our actual senses themselves, like a compound that gives the subject the ability to see in infra-red for example.
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