CAN you see the good in anything, or are you realistic to the point of pessimism?
One optical illusion reportedly reveals your outlook on life – take a look and see for yourself.
The illusion was originally shared by the YouTube channel BrightSide.
"How about a reading test?" the narrator asked, presenting the illusion.
In the image, there are two words, though it may only look like one at first.
The dark blue letters spell out "GOOD" in all caps, while the pink negative space within them spells "EVIL."
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According to BrightSide, the words you see first relay information about your personality.
"An optimist will always see the 'good' first and probably won't see anything else," the narrator explained.
Meanwhile, if you saw "evil" right away, "you might find it difficult to trust people, at least at first," the narrator added.
While those two words jumped out for most people, some in the comments section claimed to see other words.
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One saw the word "live" surrounding its evil anagram, while another person said the word "cool" was the first thing they saw.
For those who saw "good" or "evil" immediately, the accuracy of the personality test varied.
"The first thing I saw was evil," one commenter wrote, "and it was right, I do have trust issues."
Another person was confused by how out of line their initial reaction seemed to be with their personality.
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"Huh? I saw evil first on the letters and I thought I was still optimistic," the confused viewer wrote.
Which word did you see first, and how accurately did the explanation reflect your attitude?
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