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Learn How To Hypnotize Someone!
Hypnotism is recognized around the globe as an incredible performance. Now all can learn how to do this in this series. No payments, no frills, just pure tutorial for free.
Learn How To Hypnotize Someone!
Face In Coffee Beans
One of the most mind-boggling and major deceiving annoyances of the web originated from a small content-creation site. It may have even be a fluke, but it is a perfect example of our brain trying to fill in details incorrectly.
Face In Coffee Beans
How Old Am I?
(Solution)Imagine not being able to remember your age. Imagine how hard it would be to cope. That's how hard this deceptive word (and math) puzzle is.
How Old Am I?
The Lincoln Illusion
See a hidden, incredibly detailed portrait of Abraham Lincoln in a seemingly normal painting by Salvador Dali.
The Lincoln Illusion
Improving Your Memory
Memory is a complicated concept to understand, and you can become frustrated when you simply cannot remember something. Whilst most of our memory is controlled by natural processes, there are methods to encourage long-term recall of information.
Improving Your Memory
Link Words
Connect related words with one central one. Commonly seen in newspapers, and now on Darren Beige!
Link Words
Acronyms
Shortened forms of phrases used to help considerably, but nowadays with multiple meanings for many acronyms, it just confuses the situation further. Use this tool to help decipher the cryptic codes ...
Acronyms
Brain Power!
Computer designers have a lot to learn from the human brain about making computers energy efficient.
Brain Power!
The Eclipse After-Image Illusion
Stare at a coloured stimulus and see what can be only likened to that of an 'eclipse'.
The Eclipse After-Image Illusion
TV Shows can Help You Train Your Brain
There are many different brain training programs and applications you can buy to help your brain nowadays (eg. Brain Training). However, it is possible to stimulate your brain just through watching TV; well TV Quiz shows that is!
TV Shows can Help You Train Your Brain
Flavonoids Increase Brain Performance
2031 people took part in a survey, which found amazing results. Chocolate, wine and tea produce (ie: those containing flavonoids) actually improve brain cognitive performance, rather than detriment it as previously thought. Whilst the findings are not conclusive, its still very interesting indeed.
Flavonoids Increase Brain Performance
Sudoku
A brain-stimulating, number puzzle consisting of a 3x3 grid. Popularized by the Brain Training series on Nintendo DS, causing a surge in the number of people playing Sudoku. Sudoku puzzles are now common in many newspapers.
Sudoku
Stroop Test
A brain exercise popularized by the Nintendo DS's Brain Training series, the Stroop Test has you trying to say the colour of the word, not the word itself. An annoying yet addictive puzzle of mind over matter.
Stroop Test
Games are Good for You
MUM Can I go on the DS for a bit?. NO!, It's bad for your health! Well, new research may actually nullify that common exchange between parent and child. As revolutionary new research reveals games can be good for you. Darren Beige investigates.
Games are Good for You
Biography of Derren Brown
An English psychological illusionist, famous for his TV shows, and is one of the most influential people of his respective modern era. His name is Derren Victor Brown.
Biography of Derren Brown
Shooting the Celebrity
(Solution)A revitalized classic of lateral thinking scenario's. A murder story, or something else? A puzzle sure to get your brain cortexes pumping.
Shooting the Celebrity
Biography of Al Seckel
A biography of the visual illusionist A Seckel, and explores how optical illusions can reveal the way the brain and mind works (or fails) with visual information.
Biography of Al Seckel
Biography of Akiyoshi Kitaoka
A biography of the psychologist A Kitaoka, who lives in Japan, and who is famous for the 'Rotating Snakes' illusion which takes advantage of peripheral drift.
Biography of Akiyoshi Kitaoka
The Rotating Snake Optical Illusion
Inanimate circles move because of the brain failing to process certain key details in the image, creating the illusion. Image credited to Akiyoshi Kitaoka.
The Rotating Snake Optical Illusion