Interesting target practice website

Simple to use, quite reliable

http://rv-practice.rf.gd/feedback.php

No, this link

http://rv-practice.rf.gd/

This site will be very helpful for beginners. Just to explain what happens there:

You get a target identifier which is a sequence of numbers, and a typing space which you don't have to use. The target identifier is attached to an image, which will be presented to you on the feedback page.

I tested this a little bit.

The pictures consist of different things the viewer can focus on, but since there's no focus attached to the target, this is a really good practice to understand where your own focus goes.

For example, I had a picture with some buildings in a desert, but my first impression was a tree. After looking closely, I found little trees in the picture, next to the buildings. I asked myself: Why do I focus on the trees? Answer: Because they are the one thing that is rare in that environment. My mind seems to focus on anomalies, because they are more interesting.

Another example: I had a picture of giraffe silhouettes. While blind to it, I was just seeing a line with ups and downs. I couldn't figure out what it was, but when looking at the picture, the line seemed to represent the top of the giraffes heads.

This is fun. 👍🏻

If you could, Manuel, I'd love if you kept a sort of journal on your progress. For example if you do your task, scan it, then show the answer, then do another task, scan it, show the answer, repeat a bunch of times and put it all on a pdf or in a folder with pdfs for each session that we can see

Yes, I vote pro universe and anti- rejecting part of you, on your internal election.

With this website, you can practice what Edward Riordan is describing here: