That seems less like a fun prank and more like sociopathy. I'm really surprised nobody got sued. (I'm not a lawyer, but "We created an optical illusion directi

That seems less like a fun prank and more like sociopathy. I'm really surprised nobody got sued. (I'm not a lawyer, but "We created an optical illusion directing people to crash into a wall, so those victims should have been paying attention and figuring it out" doesn't strike me as a robust defense in court.)