In regards to our vision, most of us take the ability to see and find objects in an image for granted. When our brains receive signals from our eyes, the brain tries to interpret them the best it can. Unfortunately, when very similar objects are grouped together in an image, it can be incredibly difficult to differentiate one object from another. The way the brain analyzes data is very similar to how a computer does, but the human brain is much more complex than a machine. Our brains will actually try to anticipate what it thinks it’s seeing for us, and sometimes it gets things a little skewed.
Below, you’ll see an image of a bunch of adorable giraffes all grouped together. However, there’s a Yoda hidden in there somewhere, and once you see it, you can’t unsee it. But I confess: I couldn’t find it without flipping the image. And yes, I feel like a dummy, so if you can’t find it, don’t feel bad.
