Ever wonder if an eye exam could determine how your brain functions? The wait is over, as a new image circulating the internet has a hint on the subject. Recently, a Twitter user named Raaja Cheyyivesthe shared an "eye test" he stumbled upon while staying at a hotel.
The exercise proved whether the reader has a woman's or man's brain in the test framed on the wall of a Lemon Tree hotel.??As absurd as it sounds, the test quickly gained popularity online as people tried to go through with it and got intriguing results.
The headline of the test read, "Women vs. Men," and it explained that the following activity was a "quick eye exam." It asked the reader to count the number of Fs in a sentence provided in the test. It claimed that most people with a "male" brain could only spot up to three Fs in the sentence, while a person with a "female" brain would pick out the six Fs in the sentence.
Raaja, who posted the image, was baffled by the results and wrote in the caption, "This hotel is getting Wilder everyday! I could still count only 3."
Try out the test for yourself down below:
The test claimed that such a discrepancy takes place because men often overlook the word "of" and thus would miss the three F¡¯s used in the article user three times in the sentence.?People online were as bewildered by the test as the poster.
One male user was surprised when he could count six on his first attempt: "I could count 6 at first attempt only."
While another was confused, ¡°I counted six so does that make me abnormal?¡±
?A female user counted only three and wrote, ¡°I am a man???¡±
One man joked, "Me counting F's:"??
A user thought the hotel was rather out of line, ¡°I saw the headline and instantly knew it was Lemon Tree. This seems vanilla compared to the misogynic stuff they pass for laughs as wall frames in the men's restrooms.¡±
The original poster replied to the comment and shared another picture he took at the hotel, ¡°Sprinkled with some tokens not to call them out!¡±
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