Optical Illusion: Can you find the lego lost in beads?
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But there's a catch, among these hundreds of small beads, there is a single Lego brick, and it is much more difficult to spot than you could imagine.
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Optical illusions such as this, function through allowing an object to be merged into its background so subtly that our eyes first neglect it. In this case, the colour and form of the Lego have been well selected to match the beads, concealing it beautifully in plain sight. The task is to decelerate your eyes, break out of the unconscious scanning pattern, and search for slight discrepancies in texture, form, or glint.
Unlike the rounded, smooth beads, a Lego will be flatter, with sharper edges and perhaps the famous Lego stud on top. The secret is not just looking at the colours but also the shape, your mind can be tricked by similarities in colour, but the shape won't deceive.
Many people fall into the trap of scanning quickly and assuming they've looked everywhere, but persistence pays off. Try scanning the image in small sections, from left to right or top to bottom, rather than looking at it as a whole.
This methodical approach increases your chances of spotting the tiny imposter.
These kinds of puzzles are not only enjoyable, but they also exercise your observation skills, your powers of attention, and mental concentration. So, do you think you're up to it? Take a few moments, have a good look at the picture, and try to spot the concealed Lego.
Now it's time to reveal the answer. To know the answer look at the picture given below.
Image Source: Jennifer32314/Reddit
Once you spot it, you'll wonder how you missed it the first time, and that's the magic of a great optical illusion.
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