Are there more wheels or doors in this picture? Mind-boggling brainteaser will drive you round the bend
THIS mind-boggling brainteaser is driving people round the bend as it reveals whether you see more wheels or doors.
The baffling optical illusion was shared by Genesis Collection in response to the latest online debate that has taken the internet by storm.
The image is littered with series of the two overlapping brown shapes as viewers are challenged to count the number that they see.
A spokesman for the company said: “This challenges you to answer whether there are more wheels or doors.
“How long will it take you to answer the question that’s had us all stumped?”
Don’t worry, if you’re still struggling – we’ve got the answer for you below.
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Answer: There are 51 wheels and 52 doors.
At present, the online community continues to be divided over the doors and wheels debate.
And the more we've thought about it, the more it melts our brains.
Earlier this month, asked his 2,000 followers to settle an argument for him.
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Inviting people to pick a side, he wrote: "My mates and I are having the STUPIDEST debate... and I am here for it.
"Do you think there are more doors or wheels in the world?"
In just 24 hours, the poll amassed over 223k responses - and 53.6 per cent of people believed that the "correct" answer was wheels.
Unsurprisingly, it didn't take long for the debate to spill over to TikTok too.
TikToker wrote: "I was an avid believer that there were more doors than wheels because there are so many skyscrapers and hotels.
"BUT there's probably a chair in each of those rooms with four wheels [...] and what about how many drawers there are? DRAWERS HAVE TINY WHEELS."
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