Poemotion 3

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The little man, sitting at the reception desk of the brain, is wondering: Are these dazzling appearances true or false?

These illusions are real.

Grand Illusions

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This book is the 3rd in a series. Tim has made a video for the other two as well, but for some reason they are unlisted. Here are the links though!

RunescapeGuidesPro

I almost fell asleep to that.
Was very satisfying to see him rotate the sheet as well, because whenever I've seen these things, I've wondered how it would look when rotating. Very nice.

GrouchyGander

"And if you do it like that; well I can hardly cope with that."
One of the few reasons why I love this little series. All the wonderful use of English grammar.

phillipkandel

Thank you sir, my daughter enjoyed watching your programs. She's only young but held her attention for a bit. She liked you. And thank you. Take care. Josh.

papabearpaw

Who else wanted Tim to go through the entire book?

flashytincan

4:13 I was relaxed while watching this until the new theme played.

jono

Every Page Please, I would gladly sit and watch one minute of every page in that book....wouldn't you?? Please Tim, Every Page in the Book.

RIXRADvidz

Thank You for sharing your toys... May you live to be 1000

boris

The noise it makes when he moves the paper its asmr. I love it

dennisdelathouwer

The thing Tim finds are awesome. Every Uncle or Grandfather should aspire to be half as cool.

NorybDrol

At the "Universal Gravitation" one, it looks like it depicts every planet on scale rotating, each one by his own pacing.. That would be impressive alone. But at 2:51 you can see a smile face inside the rotations.
It's indeed poem in motion. Wonder how many hidden things there's on it.

sansnom

I don’t know much about this old head, but I do know every time I watch his videos (which is everyday) and no matter how simple they are, he makes me happy lol

joeyteter

Love your videos Tim. I wish you were my grandfather I’d visit you every day. You’re so good at making things so interesting

joebarton

I discovered moire patterns when I was around 8, i saw a paper bin with an octogonal grid wall and when you saw through it the wall in the back and in the front interfered with one another making an effect of distorted agumented octogons and was
mind-blowed, some years later discovered this are called Moire patterns and am still fascinated by them

elneutrino