66 Replies to “Count The Black Spots”

  1. This one is easy.

    There are ZERO black spots :)

    I knew this one, but instead of various circles, the illusion was various squares, with no depth illusion. The black spots were more “visible”… but this one is very nice too!

  2. i dont know bout that but i think there is one and its in the center…trick is dont think “inside the box”, its on the out side.
    brett

  3. its not count the black dots!
    its count the black SPOTS!!!
    and if u look at 1 row and count them 2 the middle there are 15, multiply that by the amount of rows there are around the circle and u get 40. 15 X 40 is 600 plus the black circle in the middle leaves 601.
    not that hard people ;P

  4. I love he way you explain everthing M 2 the H O! it’s way kool and you always make sense! i envy you! really !

  5. wait i get it when you look at it u see black spots where the white opnes are. very clever but grrrrrr mean

  6. HMMM…
    A TRICKY ONE BUT IF YOU COUN’T THE WHITE DOTS THAT’S HOW MANY BLACKDOTS THEY AS THEY APPEAR WHERE YOU ARE NOT LOOKING

    SECONDLY…. IF YOU READ THE DESCRIPTION IT SAYS THE SPIRAL IS COMING TOWARDS U…IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY IT IS ACTUALLY LOTS OF CIRCLES!

  7. You have got it all wrong in how many dots there are.

    It is quite simple.

    Just the 600 little dots.
    The one in the center…
    AND THE WHOLE THING!

    Hello?! The whole thing is a big, black dot with white thingies in it.

  8. you keep looking around and there is sooooo many black dots but they are there for a split second. there is no way anyone in the world can count them!

  9. Excelente la verdad es muy difícil saber cuantos puntos negros hay creo que no hay ni uno solo la vista hace creer que hay…

  10. I don’t get what you mean by black spots, but this is like the Hermann grid illusion, where black dots seem to appear and then vanish in the white spaces.

  11. i could only coubt like 50 then it was all weird. but it’s not a double illusion. if you look closely, the squares towards the center look like circles. but as you move to the edges of the circle, they turn into squares.

  12. Just fix your eye toward the center and you will see no black spots.In your eye retina -as every one-there is what we call “a blind spot”,when your eye moves and it wil move,the images of the white spots will fall on that “blind spot” of your eye retina in random,which means they will tern black and white in random and you will not be able to count them.It is a funny tool.

  13. Well if you count spots in circle you will get 40, when counting columns you will get 15-16 (cant rlly tell becuz of the bad quality; but I believe 16). And finally +1 spot in the center :D

    40*16+1= do the math ;)=681

    I believe squares and circles go under spots as well, so it cant be 0.

    1. Your equation is correct but your multiplication skills suck: 40 x 16 = 640 , 640 + 1 = 641 = the number of black spots.

  14. DERE THERE ARE NO AND I MEAN NO !!!! BLACK DOTS THERE ALL WHITE !!!!!!!!!
    ABSALOUTLY NOOO WHITE DOTS

    WILL SOME BODY MARRY ME I’M 20 AND REALY PRITTY !!!!

  15. There are 641 black spots (note that a spot can be any shape and doesn’t have to be circular). Each concentric ring contains 40 black spots and there are a total of 16 concentric rings (note that it is arguable that there are 15 concentric rings due to there being no apparent enclosure of the spots on the innermost ring). The last spot is the spot in the middle. So we multiply 40(number of spots per ring) x 16(number of rings) + 1(spot in center) gives 641 total spots (or 601 if 15 is determined to be the number of rings).

  16. simple. THERE ARE NO BLACK DOTS, only white dots. and remember, we’re talking dots, not spots. but why zero (aside from the center)? it’s cause you’re brain somehow interprets these white dots as black when you glance around. maybe it’s because of the contrasting background colors, (black contrasts white) and the background is black while the grid is white. I don’t have a specific explanation for it, but I’m sure it has something to do with your brain interpretation due to contrasting colors. nothing more, nothing less. if you’re in doubt, try making a red and green or a yellow and purple one instead of a black and white. either way, the contrast will always appear if it is arranged in such a way as that spiral. remember, contrasting colors!

  17. Haha, just try loocking at it with one eye. That way you’ll find the proof there are yero black spots. The illusion appears because you are using 2 eyes to see the picture, and the pictures fro 2 eyes merge together. So in place where you see the white circle on one eye, you see the black block on another.

  18. This is a POLAR ARRAY. The instructions were to count the black SPOTS (not just the black DOTS) Technically, those are not squares; those are ARCs. Further, there is no spiral here, since the circles are CONCENTRIC.

    If it’s difficult to count one full layer, just count one quadrant. It’s 10. Multiply by 4 quadrants, then each layer (full circle) contains 40 black ARCs (or spots). Counting the depth, there are 15 layers in all so 40 times 15 equals 600.

    Others are confused whether there are 16 or 15 layers/full circles. Count the bright white spots minus 1. Since this is 16, therefore, there are fifteen layers in them.

    Plus the big circular black SPOT at the center.

    Answer = (15 x 40) + 1 = 601.

  19. if u look at 1 row and count them 2 the middle there are 15, multiply that by the amount of rows there are around the circle and u get 40. 15 X 40 is 600 plus the black circle in the middle leaves 601,then subtract 1 from each row!!! the total is 586 counting middle spot

  20. Actually, there is one physical black spot (in the center).

    All the rest are just our eyes trying to recognize the difference between the colors and we’re seeing flickering black spots. Can’t explain it better than that, however there is only one black spot.

  21. well this is pretty simple math if you count all the outer black spots there is 40 then you count the black spots down and there is 15 then you multiply and get 600 then you add the you add the big black dot in the middle and get 601

    1. it makes sense if you cut the circle in half then lay it out like a map it will just be a rectangle then you count and multiply base and hight and add the middle dot and you got it

  22. 697 black squares O.o just count one row from the outer ridge to the center and then multiply that by the number of black spots on the outer ridge itself. it should be 17 from out to in, and 41 all around.

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