> it's more telling about you than anyone else
I'll reflect this back to you and your statement. Making such statements says quite a bit about how you see and treat people
I'd also note that I did write I didn't see it the first time, and only saw it after another commenter pointed it out. (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38544483)
What I suspect is you haven't looked at a picture of the actual book cover and therefore haven't realised that it looks rather different in action.
But I also don't care, it doesn't bother me at all.
part 2 addresses the personalization of the accusation
and it is usually how those visual illusions are used, if you see this than you are that, but if you see the other thing you are normal
its a bad image, it is a visual illusion, are they aware of it or not this is the question