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Find The Curved Line
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About
Find The Curved Line refers to an optical illusion showing a 7X7 checkerboard pattern of what is presented as straight green lines over a gray, TV static-like pattern that appears to consist of curved lines to the naked eye. An image macro using the image captioned "go ahead, find the curved line" became popular online in early December 2021 challenging viewers to find out which line is actually curved.
Origin
The earliest post of the optical illusion was posted to Facebook[1] page Share After Reading on December 11th, taken from /r/blackmagicfuckery, although the original post to the subreddit seems to have been removed. On the same day it was posted to /r/HolUp[2] by u/Low-Volume-8358, gaining over 61,000 upvotes in three days (shown below). A top comment reads "Looks like u/LeshaPorche is the creator," although the user[3] never appears to have posted the illusion and may have deleted the original post.
On that day, u/thedemon-in-theattic posted an explanation of the illusion on a post to /r/woahdude,[4] writing:
Spread
The image spread across social media over the following days gaining viral spread. Notably, it was shared by Instagram[5] page repostrandy on December 11th, gaining over 112,000 likes in three days. It was shared by Facebook[6] page Dank Meme on December 13th, gaining over 11,000 shares and 7,200 reactions in a day. On the same day, Instagram[7] page mehmeh.69 posted a version of the meme with a Joe Biden reaction image saying Will You Shut Up Man expressing exhaustion with seeing the meme everywhere, gaining over 10,000 likes in a day (shown below).
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