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A Hybrid Image of Marilyn Monroe and Albert Einstein Used to Test Eyesight

by Glen Tickle on April 6, 2015

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A recent episode of AsapSCIENCE uses a hybrid image of Marilyn Monroe and Albert Einstein to test the viewer’s eyesight. When the image is viewed at a distance or with poor eyesight, it appears to be Monroe, but when viewed clearly or closely the details of Einstein’s face come through.


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