This is one of the craziest brain teasers I have ever seen. It is a fun-filled puzzle that will boggle your mind. In the picture, you need to count the number of people. Then, the group changes its position, and you count again. The question is: where does the extra man come from? It is a brilliant optical illusion that makes you wonder how one extra person appears when the group changes.
Take your time and try to figure out the puzzle. The answer is both 12 and 13 people, but the mystery is how the extra man is created. It is a great puzzle for a fun discussion with friends and family. I hope you enjoy this brain teaser and have fun counting the people.
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| Count the People: Fun Optical Illusion Brain Teaser |
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Wow!! Love your blog! A great stress buster.
I am fixed! Waiting for finding if it is 12 or 13 when you reveal the answer.
It's indeed a jumble humble mumble puzzle. Got be in afix.
Wow. Waiting to know the answer.
Ultimate stress buster loved it but still could not get where that extra man came from?
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The answer to this fun picture puzzle is that it is both 12 and 13. However the question remains to be discovered that from where this extra man is getting created!
There is no clear answer. Both 12 and 13 people is the correct answer. However, it will be amazing to know that now this extra man gets created!
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When there is 12 of them, they are all slightly taller than when there is 13. In effect, 13th person is "cut" in slices and divided between remaining 12.
Yes, you are right. This might be the reason for this brilliant 12 or 13 people optical illusion. Thanks for your comments.