A visual puzzle baffles many professional observers – you are the image if you can decipher the image.
Auto oil company BP shared a stunning image related to cars on Facebook.
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Below all the boxes were additional instructionsCredit: Facebook/BPinNewZealand
“If you find a little more free time,” began the description of the photo.
“Try to take a few minutes to solve this tricky puzzle.”
Performing optical illusions and visual puzzles regularly is a great way to keep your mind sharp.
The image shows three boxes next to each other on a green background.
The first box had a sentence that said, “The car is in this box.”
In the second box it was written: “The car is not in this box.”
The third box said, “The car is not in box one.”
Underneath the boxes were additional instructions.
“Only one statement is true,” the photo advised.
Take some time to think about what the puzzle represents for you to consider and understand.
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If you think you have one, it wouldn’t be surprising to know that the answer is that the car is in box two.
“Remember that only one statement is true, and that is statement number 3,” BP’s commentary reads.
“If the car was under any other box, more than one statement would be true. I told you it was inconvenient.”
Brain teasers and optical illusions are deeply fascinating, mind-blowing images that challenge your perception and test your observation.
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If you can find all the differences in a pair of pictures in less than 15 seconds, you are a genius Credit: GETTY IMAGES
In one visual puzzle, the pictures look the same, both showing a couple with a car and a dog, but they actually have 10 differences.
If you can find them all in less than 15 seconds, you are a genius.
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Anyone can see the sunbathers on the beach in a different pair of photos, but you have to have a high IQ to spot the seven differences in 35 seconds.
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‘Only one statement is true,’ advises Photo Credit: Facebook/BPinNewZealand
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: HIS Education