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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Nov 2004.
Re: Three-Dimensional Stereograms

Re: Three-Dimensional Stereograms

The Ultimate Artist <ult...@artistic.net> wrote:

> HOW TO VIEW A 3-D STEREOGRAM:
> 
>   1. Focus your gaze on the 'dot' above the side-by-side images.
> 
>   2. Force your eyes to merge those two dots, until they appear
>      to be one single dot.
> 
>   3. Then shift your gaze slightly downward to the stereogram,
>      and the image will have three-dimensional depth.
> 
<SNIP>
                       .                . 
 
                      I                  I   
                    have a            have a
                     head             head  
                      ache           ache
                       now           now

;-)
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