Images with Lesson on Life and Trading

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AusDoc

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This could have multiple captions. Here are some:
  • Of course I trust you... your tonsils are fine by the way
  • Say arrrrr....
  • Ever feel like you have a frog in your throat?
  • My favourite: NEVER GIVE UP!
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Photographer unknown: Believed to be Open Source
 
Just follow this simple Rule
 

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It doesn't matter how many resources you have; if you don't know how to use them, they will never be enough...
 

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haven't seen that for years.....

prefer the one on the left.

why i'm very wary of lighting in pubs & clubs.... ;)
 
rod178 said:
Try as I might (not) I can only see the young woman

A sizable proportion of the population can see either a young or an old woman. A quite small proportion manage to see other things, like mountains, seaweed, a hen's nest, etc.

Among those people who genuinely only see one image and then manage to clearly see another, some initially have trouble seeing the original image, getting 'stuck' on the new image which seems much stronger. The actual experience of being able to switch from seeing one clear image to seeing a different one is called a gestalt experience. The ability, or otherwise, to see different images given the same stimulus is a measure of one's perceptual flexibility.

If you get the gestalt experience from the image you reveal more perceptual flexibility than if you don't. Some people have to look for a long time before seeing more than one image. It is worth noting that your capacity is influenced by how your mind is cued. For example, if you have been thinking or talking about older people you might be more likely to see an old woman in the picture. On the other hand, if you're a bit of a stud you may only see a young woman. ;)

There are some deep lessons for both life and trading in this.
 
Could it be life imitating trading...? Sure looks like a heap of squiggly lines...

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Maybe not all squiggly lines are created equal.
 
AusDoc said:
Could it be life imitating trading...? Sure looks like a heap of squiggly lines...

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Maybe not all squiggly lines are created equal.

I think I see a fractal out in that field.
 
The bull was probably tired of people spray painting his man parts blue.
 
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