Can you see the number?
 

They say only 3% of people can see the number, are you one of them?

Yes should we tell what number

number
 

17 is what shows when the image is turned slightly.

Also if you scroll it up and down quickly it shows.

Sorry Greg if I ruined it for you but these things have always fascinated me and I should not have blurted out the answer.

I'm a three-percenter! :smiley7::cheers::clap:






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When I was in the Air Force ('66 - '72) I could read the number on the tip of each prop blade (three blades per prop and each blade had a different number) of a Pratt & Whitney 4360 at idle.






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I saw it! WhudidI win???:rotf:

When I first saw this little exercise I said to myself "I'm one of the 3%!" Then I posted this image here and low and behold virtually every respondent claims they can see a number, too! Albeit this is a very small sampling, there's just too many seeing a number to claim only 3% of all people can see a number.

Now this has got me wondering if the designer of this image, which first appeared in a scientific journal, is on to something . . . Could there be a number in there, besides the obvious, more cleverly disguised that only 3% can actually see?

Glasses off, it's plain as day. Glasses on, can't see it at all.