Parking Space Card Trick on the Internet, but the solution lies in clear: Only 1 in 10 can solve it

A viral parking mystery showing numbers like 16, 06, 68, 88 and 98, people bumped online. The answer is simple as soon as you find out the trick. Can you solve this mystery? (Ba-bamail.com) A parking lot has become viral after making thousands scratch their heads, even though the solution is surprisingly simple. At first glance, the brainchild looks like an ordinary row of numbered spaces, but a single blue car blocks one place. The challenge? Work out which number is hidden under the vehicle. The visible sequence shows the numbers 16, 06, 68, 88 and 98. Many people waste time looking for a mathematical pattern or transfer the puzzle. The reality is much simpler: turn the image upside down, and the missing number reveals itself as 87. Once you see it you can’t see it. Why this puzzle records people according to Baba Mail, only five percent of people solve the mystery without help. The trick lies in perspective. Most assume that the numbers should be read from left to right in the normal way. But to turn the image on its head immediately, dropping the order in place – 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91. The puzzle emphasizes how easily the brain can be fooled if context is removed. People expect logic or math to be the answer, when the solution is in fact visual. The science behind optical illusions experts thinks the reason this puzzle is so much is the same reason why optical illusions are throwing us away. According to the mirror, the Dean McGee Eye Institute explained: “There are opportunities when the brain is uncertain about what it sees. Optical illusions occur when your eyes are offered with colors, lights, patterns, boundaries or contrast areas that deceive the brain. It tries to use images with optical clues, learned assumptions and visual experiences.” The institute also added that in these cases there is a difference between the reality of what we see and what our brain thinks we see. As a result, our brain makes a guess and is deceived to see something that does not exist, or it struggles to decide between varying versions of an image. Questions What is the answer to the parking lot? The missing number under the blue car is 87. Why do people find the parking lot difficult? Most assume that it is a matheleage instead of realizing that the numbers are upside down. What numbers are shown in the puzzle? 16, 06, 68, 88 and 98. How do optical illusions decisions the brain? They exploit patterns, light and assumptions, causing the brain to misinterpret what it sees.