White And Gold Or Black And Blue: Why People See the Dress Differently. Blame your brain (and not your eyes) for the way you see the dress. By ABC News. February 27, 2015, 11:45 AM. 2:04.

Here’s how to see this dress as both white and gold and black and blue. By Kirsten Acuna. 2015-02-27T23:24:00Z Share. Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link. An icon in the shape of ...

The debate over whether "the dress" is blue/black or white/gold continues, but there's real science behind why we see it differently. USA TODAY Network asked experts to explain what's going on ...

That simple question has divided people into two irrationally passionate camps: white and gold and blue and black. From this day on, the world will be divided into two people.

Some said the dress was black and blue while others said it was gold and white. Some even said it changed every time they looked at it. Many are confused and proposing different theories from ...

According to a poll in the BuzzFeed article published about the shoes yesterday, the majority, 44 percent, see white and gold. 20 percent see blue and black, and another 20 percent see blue and gold.

Black and Blue Versus White and Gold: A Scientific Reason You're Seeing Different Colors in #thedress. On Thursday the Internet erupted into a serious debate over the colors of a Roman dress.

Olympic Symbol Goes for the Gold. By Bob Pool . March 5, 2004 12 AM PT . ... There, the rings will be repaired and repainted their original gold exterior and black interior colors.

The internet is losing its composure over this dress that might be white and gold or black and blue. Myles Udland. 2015-02-27T01:54:00Z An curved arrow pointing right. Share ...