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Hey! How's it going?I Want To Be The First Guy Any chance this ham looks blurry to you?

You see, after Redditor MelvinDickpictweet posted a photo of this ham to Reddit on Thursday, a lot of people have been saying that it looks out of focus. A few commenters even accused the ham of giving them motion sickness.

Here. See for yourself.

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Whoa -- that ham does look kind of blurry.

Here's the thing: we believe this ham is actually a bunch of slices of ham stacked on top of one another. But from far away, all the little hams look like one big ham, creating an out-of-focus effect.

Optical illusions, like ham, are amazing.

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