by Chris Hoffman | Jul 1, 2025 | strategy, marketing, design, behavioral science
I found an optical illusion on Instagram last week, credited to a “Yamamoto Hashima, a top Japanese neurology professor” who reportedly created it to measure your anxiety. In the image, geometric shapes seem to move through the image. The faster the shapes...Yeah, we hate these pop-ups too.
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