The Number of Circles You See Determines If You’re a Narcissist: Exploring Optical Illusions

In the vast sea of social media content, memes, and viral posts,

few topics intrigue people as much as quick, eye-catching “personality tests.”

You might have scrolled through your feed, stumbled upon an image with concentric circles,

and read a bold claim: “The Number of Circles You See Determines If You’re a Narcissist.”

Perhaps you paused and tried to count the circles, or maybe you shared it with friends,

curious about their reactions. Whatever the case, this particular meme taps into a powerful

and enduring human desire: the wish to understand ourselves, and perhaps to understand others as well.

Why do we give so much credence to a simple image that purports to measure something as complex as narcissism?

In a world where personality quizzes, from the “What Kind of Pizza Are You?”

variety to the more established Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, are endlessly shared, this question is worth asking.

Related Posts

Dog Barks at Coffin at Funeral, Curious Son Checks Inside and Discovers It’s Empty – Today’s Story

Ryan became suspicious when his dog ran into the church and started barking at his father’s coffin. Seeing the dog alert and tense, he opened the casket…

I Found a Cat with an ID Tag, Turned Down $100,000, and Found Something Priceless

One quiet afternoon, I saw a strange cat sitting in my garden. She rested calmly near a bush, looking cautious. I noticed she had a tag around…

I Saw a Little Boy Alone with a Baby at the Flea Market — What I Discovered Changed Everything”

While browsing a weekend flea market, Edison spotted a young boy buying baby clothes, pushing a stroller with a sleeping infant. Curious and concerned, he tried to…

Flight expert shares disturbing Air India crash theory

Credit: X, Getty Images The tragic Air India crash on Thursday claimed more than 260 lives. As of now, the exact reason behind the crash is unknown,…

Every time I hung my laundry outside, my neighbor lit a grill to ruin it.

For 35 years, my washing routine was sacred, marked by the sheets I hung on the line: wool in winter, cotton in summer, and the basil-scented ones…

He Flew First Class with His Mom — I Was Stuck in Coach with the Kids. I Got the Last Laugh

I’m Sophie, and last holiday, my husband Clark made a bold decision — he upgraded himself and his mom to first class. Meanwhile, I was left in…