This viral optical illusion will make you ask yourself if you need to see your doctor

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Updated At : 12:09 AM Feb 24, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, February 23

This optical illusion will make you come back to it again, and again, and again.

Originally shared on Twitter @benonwine on February 17, this optical illusion took off instantly, as people squinted and peered into their screens in an attempt to make out its contents. Set within the zig-zag pattern, which reminds one of the Fraser spiral illusion, are some numbers. The challenge then is to spot as many as you can.

“DO you see a number? If so, what number,” @benowine tweeted on February 17. Since then, it’s got 3,854 likes and 987 retweets.

“45 283…and what’s the catch? Should I book an appointment with my GP,” one user said.

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