A LITTLE BREAK FOR YOUR BRAIN

Brain Playground

Challenge your mind, fool your eyes and discover some of the most fascinating things on the internet. Every attraction here is personally selected by Brice.

FEATURED ATTRACTION

Can This Website Read Your Mind?

Choose carefully, follow the instructions and see whether this classic ESP experiment can predict your choice. It only takes a minute—and it is much more fun when you do not peek ahead.

✓ No signup✓ Free to try✓ Family-friendly

This attraction opens on an external University of Wisconsin–hosted page. UCanWorkFromHome is sharing the link for entertainment and is not affiliated with the experiment.

KEEP EXPLORING

More curious corners of the web.

Try a hidden 3D picture, explore dozens of optical illusions, visit Clifford Pickover's collection—or let your curiosity choose the next stop.

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BRAIN BENDERS

35 Optical Illusions That Fool Your Brain

Moving pictures that are perfectly still, colors that change before your eyes and shapes that seem impossible. This collection explains why your brain interprets each illusion the way it does.

  • 35 different illusions
  • Science behind the tricks
  • Color, motion and depth
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3D

VISUAL ILLUSION

Can You See the Hidden Picture?

These Magic Eye-style stereograms hide three-dimensional shapes inside colorful repeating patterns. Relax your eyes, look through the picture instead of directly at it, and see what suddenly appears.

  • Beginner-friendly examples
  • Viewing tips included
  • Solutions provided
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PUZZLES & SCIENCE

Explore Pickover's World

Visit the main collection for puzzles, art and science, strange ideas, virtual spaces, mathematical curiosities and much more.

Explore the full collection →

BRICE'S FINDS

More Attractions Coming

This page is Brice's spot for clever tricks, interesting websites, visual illusions and other discoveries worth passing along.

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