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Spotted on Facebook. The floor of a Paris game store. The floor is, of course, flat.
29 thoughts on “Beware of Gravity Dips”
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I’m interested if it looks as cool from other directions.
I had that same thought. How many good viewing angles does this actually have?
Since its painted,i think only one. But yes,cool from that one spot.
I wonder if it looks raised from opposite side
Nope. The floor looks flat but the store goes all warpy. (Kidding. I’ll probably never get to Paris.)
anyone knows the name of the shop? im actually in Paris!
Here’s the original on flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexkorting/3318197423/in/gallery-meg-72157623456948381/ the author says “Inside the Fnac at La Defense. While this looks good in photos, it’s not convincing in reality.”
merci beaucoup!
This is just awesome! I want a floor like this!
I wonder why gravity seems greater where there are no items. This must be proof of Dark Matter.
You know, it reminds me of the organic architecture of Hundertwasser…Hell on furniture, fun to walk in.
Shame that in the US a store that did this would most likely loose the lawsuit when some idiot fell on their backside…
I was going to say, “customer wearing eye patch enter, trips and falls, Sues”.
Here’s another shot of the floor, from a different angle, and you can see why it might not be as believable in person: http://www.moillusions.com/2011/09/illusion-carpet-in-the-game-store.html
Roads painted like this would slow down traffic in pedestrian dense areas.
wow greatt ! :)
Gould you reverse the concept and make a roller park look flat?
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