• The brain is one of the most important parts of the human body.
• The left and right sides of the brain are called hemispheres, and they are responsible for different things.
• An optical illusion shows a struggle for supremacy between these two areas of our brains.

Nature made our bodies to be very complicated. It has taken us hundreds of years to figure out, name, and understand it. Still, we can’t say that we know everything there is to know about the human body. Aside from the body, the brain has always been the most interesting thing to us. This has been true ever since our ancestors discovered that this small mass of tissue inside the skull not only controls all of our movements but is also capable of much more. The left and right sides of the brain are called hemispheres. Both of these parts of the brain are in charge of different things.

One optical illusion is going viral, and it makes us think about how our brains work as a whole and which side is stronger. The illusion shows a moving, 3D picture of a square made of + signs that is turning to the right.

Read the caption of the video, “Focus on the green dot You will see one or more of the yellow dots vanish and reappear. The dots themselves haven’t gone, but what you experience is a struggle for supremacy between the left and right side of the brain.”

Watch this dynamic optical illusion to see how smart you are.

Focus on the green dot

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You will see one or more of the yellow
dots vanish and reappear. The dots
themselves haven't gone, but what you
experience is a struggle for supremacy
between the left and right side of the
brain.

Source https://www.bolnews.com/trending/2023/01/optical-illusion-spot-all-four-dots-at-the-same-time/amp/pic.twitter.com/MDsDSj2A6f

— Science girl (@gunsnrosesgirl3) January 3, 2023

The brain and all of its different parts are both fascinating and mysterious.

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