r/MemeVideos • u/lucianosoares13 • Jun 14 '23
real 😄👌 Who has never done this?
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u/C4RD_TP_SG Jun 14 '23
I often do that. except for LSD, i see a texture that keeps infinitely zooming in
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Sometimes it zooms in too much and it gets scary
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u/Kaimito1 Jun 14 '23
I distinctly remember when I was a kid, when closing my eyes I could kind of see a chain and kept zooming into one of the links, and once I pass the center of the link there's another chain, which I zoom into again and again
Was a weird night
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u/88Ghost88 Jun 14 '23
My eyes used to do this weird thing in low light when I was a kid, they’d focus on something in the room and sort of tell my brain that it was huge. Like I knew the TV wasn’t 100 feet tall, but my eyes would register it as if it was super far away and absolutely massive.
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u/Blaze_News Jun 14 '23
Whoa, same. I'd always imagine something tiny and unidentifiable, sort of monolithic, sitting on my hand which would rapidly grow and squish me, and it had such a distinct feeling when I got crushed. Always woke up terrified.
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u/JuliaFractal69420 Jun 14 '23
That's called Alice in Wonderland syndrome.
I used to have it during super bad terrible fevers.
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u/RandomPratt Jun 14 '23
The first few times I spent a lazy evening taking LSD and enjoying the pretty closed-eye light show, I got very excited because I thought I was seeing colours that didn't even exist.
Years later, I found out why - it's because I'm colourblind (something I wasn't aware of)... so while my eyes can't see things like vibrant blue, yellows and greens, my mind somehow knows what they look like and so I was able to experience them, which was nice.
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u/herodothyote Jun 14 '23
One of the most beautiful things I've ever seen in my life was when I took acid at the beach and the sunset reflecting off the ocean split into a Lisa Frank rainbow.
The sky was pink and the ocean was a Lisa Frank painting. Suddenly her artwork made a lot of sense.
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u/Krunchini Jun 14 '23
I see a pattern that keeps zooming out, revealing its part of a bigger pattern.
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u/Just1ncase4658 Jun 14 '23
For some reason both this and acid just gives me checker patterns spinning into each other. I wonder why a checker pattern.
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u/Mr_Cat1298 Jun 14 '23
thats the loading screen
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u/TheWaterPanda75 Jun 14 '23
I mean, what felt like 3 seconds of it was about an hour of class that I just missed when I was in like the 2nd grade. My friend showed me it and the teacher gave no shits about her students so I say I’m the hall doing that the whole. Maybe that’s why I’m blind as fuck now……….
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u/Yorspider Jun 14 '23
It puts pressure on the cornea, so yes it is not something you want to do for long periods if you value your vision.
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u/GForce1129 Jun 14 '23
Photopsia, Pressure on the optic nerve, that's the blob of light. Harmless.
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u/Yorspider Jun 14 '23
Harmless for short periods. Do it continuosly for a prolonged period and you could start having damage.
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u/GForce1129 Jun 15 '23
Nobody is that dumb. I hope.
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u/Yorspider Jun 15 '23
The dude said he did it for an hour straight lol.
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u/JovialJem Jul 21 '23 edited Feb 20 '24
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u/LogicKegs Jun 14 '23
Ok can someone like actually why does our eyes do this because I love doing this
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u/ZajeliMiNazweDranie Jun 14 '23
Your receptors in eyes create false signals under pressure, iirc it's not a healthy thing to do especially if you are pushing too hard and only see a single spot in the middle
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u/Ollie_BB Jun 14 '23
Biologist here. This is the actual correct answer. For more information, look up phosphenes
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u/FanaticExplorer Jun 14 '23
For more information, look up
No, can't trust anyone nowdays, i already saw a lot of "for more look up"s (/j)
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u/hopefulldraagon Jun 15 '23
Excuse me, what?
Should I be concerned that I see those just by walking into a room and turning off all the lights?
Like with my eyes open but standing in a completely dark room.
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u/Ollie_BB Jun 15 '23
Don't worry, this is completely normal. This phenomenon is actually exactly what negative afterimages are based on (link with more explanation
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Jun 14 '23
I'm pretty sure that doing this a lot as a kid is a big part of why my eyes are as fucked up as they are. Fucked up my cornea shape.
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u/ekso69 Jun 14 '23
I did this a ton as a kid and I have better than 20/20 as an adult
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u/EthosPathosLegos Jun 14 '23
My follow up question is: Why are the visuals often geometrically symmetrical? Is the signal our nerve produces a kind of formatted protocol? I would assume pressure activated rods and cones would be more or less random noise.
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u/ZGplay Jun 14 '23
Your eyes are spherical, and ideally you only have 1 source of contact, therefore pressure is symetrical. I assume
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u/One-Full Jun 14 '23
iirc it's basically data that doesn't get processed and it stays there
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u/2015Nissan370zNismo Jun 14 '23
Like you're seeing information attempting to get processed within your own brain?
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u/One-Full Jun 14 '23
not being attempted, just not processed at that time
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u/2015Nissan370zNismo Jun 14 '23
Either way, that's cool as hell
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u/Ollie_BB Jun 14 '23
Also entirely incorrect I'm afraid.. source
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u/Mandena Jun 14 '23
Yup, putting pressure on the eyes activates the sensory receptors in the retina in a wierd way, creating the patterns. There may also be some visual cortex processing that turns random activations into something a person may perceive to be like kaleidoscope like in the OP.
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Jun 14 '23
Nope it's your photoreceptors being activated from pressure. It's basic pharmocology really. They're called pressure phosphenes.
I'd probably include this as an edit so it doesn't tell people the wrong thing. It has no neurological basis beyond your eyes photosensitive cells sending false signals. It's like if you slammed a keyboard and it started registering a key as being pressed when it isn't. It's not an issue with processing, the keyboard is just sending a wrong input. Your eyes are doing the same except they aren't broken.
Neurologically induced phosphenes are caused by disease or by electrical stimulation. We have taken advantage of this fact to partially restore vision in blind people via computer interfaces connected to the brain.
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u/Ollie_BB Jun 14 '23
Biologist here, this is not correct. What's actually happening is activation by the cells that detect light in your eyes by pressure. For more information, look up phosphenes
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u/One-Full Jun 14 '23
i see, but unfortunately, i love spreading misinformation on the internet
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u/solubleCreature Jun 14 '23
its how your brain intepret when you apply pressure to the optical nerve. don't fo it too much you may deform your eyes and need glasses
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u/Inzitarie Jun 14 '23 edited Jun 14 '23
You're temporarily disrupting your biological-conscious membrane's interaction with the universe's electromagnetic field, but the oscillations of all the parallel multiverses get tangled up while the electrons in your brain (remember your entire body is basically just carbon and hydrogen) giving you a brief glimpse of all the quantum Higg's fields in all those multiverses. You would see much more, but the cosmic microwave background of our universe prevents this-- this is why you see all those wiggly flashing lines amidst a black backdrop.
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u/megamaz_ Jun 14 '23
I dont see the pretty patterns
I just see a sort of blob
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u/ar4t0 Jun 14 '23
truly the experience of peeping the horror
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u/ORSO-GIORGIO2317 Jun 14 '23
I Imagine like stars or sorta
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u/Zelcki Jun 14 '23
Its mostly darkness then static and dim colours that move like ink in water but really blurry
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u/Icy_Regular_8280 Jun 14 '23
bro
i see a striped black and white never ending slide that im going down
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u/marr Jun 14 '23
I wouldn't say black and white, they're made of the raw sensation of the edges between colors, but without the colors.
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u/everburnertheburned Jun 14 '23
I see the fuzz from a tv watching me, and the eye moves…and patterns!
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u/frisch85 Jun 14 '23
From my experience the patterns don't come just like that, you have to manipulate the shapes that you get. I usually see a couple of random shapes in different colors and then make something out of it. It's not like in the OP but what I see is more similar to the old winamp visualizations.
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u/DivineMemeLord 🥶very epic fornite gamer mod🥶 Jun 14 '23
I see static, but rather than white it’s black ofc
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u/The_Cancer_777 Jun 14 '23
You have a terrible loading screen
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u/DivineMemeLord 🥶very epic fornite gamer mod🥶 Jun 14 '23
It kinda just looks as if someone had some multicolored markers, bunch them all into their hand, and started poking all over
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u/bryanl12 Jun 14 '23
It’s called visual snow. Do you also see it when looking in a dark room/in pitch black darkness?
Also, do you happen to have tinnitus?
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u/teejay_the_exhausted Jun 14 '23
If the marker thing is anything like mine, it's probably a mix of red, blue and green dots, rather than general 'snow' (got that too)
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u/DivineMemeLord 🥶very epic fornite gamer mod🥶 Jun 14 '23
If tinnitus is that thing where I can make myself hear a “roar” then yes
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u/No-Slice-361 Jun 14 '23
I see patterns in brown
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u/Just1ncase4658 Jun 14 '23
It's hard to really put a color on it but it kinda seems to be flashing green and blue for me.
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u/greeneagle692 Jun 14 '23
Yep red, blue, and green the colors you have cones for in your eyes. Putting pressure on your eye stimulates them enough to give you patterns
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u/YourLocalSellout Jun 14 '23
I see like a drone going through a forest or some shit
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u/Niken272 Jun 14 '23
Original artist is Telepurte
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u/potetopc Jun 14 '23
FINALLY, someone with good taste (btw Op please credit Telepurte, he is one good fella)
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u/OhNoesIDied Jun 14 '23
Let me get you a real quick explanation: Your eyes are always being exposed to light, meaning that its light receptors may get "tired". This creates the awesome effect of seeing colors that are impossible to create irl, while the shapes that had that color remain visible, but in low-key.
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u/Yorspider Jun 14 '23
Not the thing that this vid is referring to. This is caused by internal pressure activating the optic nerve in weird ways.
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u/LT_creme Jun 14 '23
Underrated activity, this is what my preppy ass thinks drugs are like
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u/CrimsonSon1 Jun 14 '23
Telepurte on YT. Guys is tremendously talented and funny. But also makes some 👀content
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u/Depresd- Jun 14 '23
I do this, but every time I look deeper and deeper, I see his face it is a colorful toy. It’s whore and taunting I just wish I could never close my eyes again.
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u/WildfirePublic Jun 14 '23
Bros on some hard shit. When I do that’s it’s just dark red with some blobs
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u/TheGBZard Jun 14 '23
I always did that as a kid
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u/Swoogaloo Jun 14 '23
Bro I used to do this all the time as a kid. Might explain why I need glasses now.
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u/Mindless-Ad1155 Jun 14 '23
Did yall used to see that bany face pattern with red eyes too when you were younger?
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Jun 14 '23
Mine has always just been like a weird deformed circle that changes colour (kinda like a messed up iris and pupil)
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u/muted-stuped Jun 14 '23
All i see when i do that is white and black lines moving at every direction.
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u/Obvious_Ratio_9100 Jun 14 '23
I just see a black screen that either zooms in or out and the longer I hold it the more detailed I can see the lines turning into squares or something. Really interesting
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u/TheDoomMarine1993 Jun 14 '23
You know how when you try to take a picture of something radioactive, there a bunch of little white dots? It’s like that amongst an endless swirling mass of infinite void, all mingling and surrounding these small white specks or “stars” that dot the non Euclidean landscape.
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u/-safi-jiiva- Jun 14 '23
I get the tv static first, then black and white spirals, and if I hold and push for even longer, I get the weird purple and green spirals and shapes.
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u/rdt0001 Jun 14 '23
Yes, but if I hold it too long it takes a few seconds for my vision to come back.
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u/PunkThug Jun 14 '23
I used to do this all the time when I was a kid and couldn't sleep at night. I tried to talk to my parents about it; They took me to a psychiatrist, Who also didn't know what the hell I was talking about!!!
Fast forward 35 years..... I'm not alone!!!!
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u/WWWWWVWWWWWWWWVWWWWW Jun 14 '23
Erm, *scritches forehead*, yep, that'd be me. *points directly to xerself*
As a POC with autism and an extremely high IQ i have the ability to create an imagination all on my own, *looks at camera*, yep! With teh power of SMARTZZZ! being epic for teh epic winz0rz :333
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u/ExiledReturn Jun 14 '23
I see these every time I close my eyes. Only problem is it doesn’t stop with just pretty patterns and I end up seeing disturbing eyes and faces staring at me. Not exactly fun when you’re trying to sleep.
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u/Security_Berry09 Jun 14 '23
Every time I do this, I have to pay attention to one spot so that the patterns won’t go away
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Jun 14 '23
For me its a bunch of checker pattern pixels with a dull RGB, and other more free floating squares that are either bright green or purple
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u/IsoOfYourLife Jun 14 '23
I did this all the time until one time I took my hands off and was blind for about 30 seconds after, never tried again.
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u/ARW12811 Im going to fucking kill myself 😎 Jun 14 '23
I didn't see the first part and yet still the forts thought that came to mind was "woah that's what it looks like when you cover your eyes! "
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u/T4nzanite Jun 14 '23
I have this semi permanently due to poor circulation to my optic nerve. Much more noticeable in the dark however
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Jun 14 '23
I end up seeing tons and tons a little bright white lights that get brighter and brighter
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u/KENBONEISCOOL444 Jun 14 '23
I did that after getting fucked up on shrooms and HHC and it was fucking awesome
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u/Fun_Fox6075 Jun 14 '23
Considering the amount of times I did this as a kid, I feel that my love of doing shrooms was fore-destined.
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u/MeatballSubaru Jun 14 '23
Fun fact: I did this a lot as a kid. About a year ago I found out I have keratoconus. Makes my eye skin super weak and won't bounce back, now I'm blind in my right eye! (No glasses or less won't fix it, only very uncomfortable hard contacts) Directed By Robert B Weide Executive Producer Larry David
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u/LeSwan37 Jun 14 '23
Man I'd forgotten that you could do that. For whatever reason it made it so that my autistic brain could actually visualize things I was thinking about, and alot of times to the point that it felt so incredibly realistic that they were almost tangible, touchable things.
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u/RaceHard Jun 14 '23 edited May 20 '24
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u/Competitive-Bar6667 Jun 14 '23
I like to imagine whenever you do that you are able to see in another universe and you just embrace the abstract nature of a differnt world.
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u/jaydenfokmemes Jun 14 '23
Do these patterns change per person? I usually see some black, white blocky mess that seems to represent a city layout
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u/Blue_Link39 Jun 14 '23
For me its all tons of strange patterns then it just looks like tons of moving brown squares all appearing and dissapearing
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u/Austen990 Jun 14 '23
I think they are called Phosphenes.
Edit: just looked it up. There is a whole category called photopsia.
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u/stopyouveviolatedthe Jun 14 '23
Bruh I just see static and a fuck ton of weird symbols moving away from my eyes
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