Professor Kokichi Sugihara’s ‘Ambiguous Cylinders’ illusion is baffling viewers and has won him the second prize in the 2016 Illusion of the Year contest. This optical trickery exploits the shortcomings of the mind that relies on the brain and its rigid perspective. The Verge reports: Oh man. Oh jeez. This is, apparently, the ‘ambiguous cylinders’ illusion, the creation of Kokichi Sugihar, a professor of engineering at Meiji University in Japan.

The Changing Orlando Story

Police Chief Says SWAT teams might have shot nightclub patrons.

I do not know if the interpretation in this account of the timeline is correct as it seems to me
unliikely that the FBI would release information that casts doubt on the official story. Nevertheless, problems with the official story given to us by the national presstitutes multiply.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-orlando-shootings-police-swat-team-involved-in-the-killings/5533620

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By Chris at www.CapitalistExploits.at

I've been inundated with questions from many of you following the recent events. Brexit, that is, not Justin Timbertrouser's latest antics. While I can't publish all of them, I've selected what I think are some of the most important ones.

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I love England:

Cambridge academic walked in naked at a meeting at the Faculty of Economics in protest against the results of the EU referendum.

Victoria Bateman had written on her breasts and stomach ‘Brexit leaves Britain naked’.

The other night, I was in conversation with a group of friends, and we were all speaking frankly about how strange this time feels to us all. We all agreed that never did we feel more alienated from America. Somebody ruefully brought up the idea that we might all live to see the United States break up in some way. When I heard that, something in me rebelled against the thought. Really? America breaking up? How would that even work?