A flashing background and some subtle black and white shading lines around the edges of the boxes are all this illusion, highlighted by Kottke, needs to ruin our brains. The description, translated:
Finally, the illusion of moving three-dimensionally has been completed. Does the cube appear to rotate?
ついに立体的に動いて見える錯視が完成しました。
— じゃがりきん (@jagarikin) February 14, 2020
キューブが回転して見えますね？
止まっています pic.twitter.com/nyyWdr5O1E
[Via Kottke]
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