Optical illusion asks 'what do you see' after staring at lightbulb for seconds

dailystar.co.uk:

optical illusion is made to baffle the brain and it doesn’t really matter what your answer is because it’ll always be different.

Illusions uses colour, light and patterns to create mind-boggling images which can really mislead someone’s brain.They often occur because a person is trying to interpret something else which can lead to seeing random things.

The latest baffling brainteaser that will leave you scratching your head for days was shared on Optics4Kids. It shows a black and white image of a standard lightbulb which asks users to stare at it for 25 seconds.After you’ve glanced at the photo for that period of time, then it tells someone to immediately stare at a white wall or sheet of paper.The website asked: “What do you see?”Some.