A 400-year-old painting has left people baffled after it appeared to show a boy wearing Nike shoes. The painting, which is called "Portrait of Frederick Sluysken" and was painted by Dutch artist Ferdinand Bol in 1652, shows an eight-year-old boy standing in front of a table. The boy is wearing a black jacket and cape, a white shirt, and black shoes. However, if you look closely at the shoes, you can see a white swoosh on the side, which is the iconic logo of Nike.

Of course, it's impossible for the boy in the painting to be wearing Nike shoes, as the company wasn't founded until 1964. So, what's going on here? Some people have suggested that the painting is a hoax, while others believe that it's proof of time travel. Still others think that it's simply a case of pareidolia, which is a psychological phenomenon where people see familiar patterns in random objects.

Whatever the explanation, the painting has certainly sparked a lot of discussion. Some people are amused by the idea of a time traveler wearing Nike shoes, while others are more concerned about the implications of the painting. If it is indeed proof of time travel, then it could mean that the laws of physics as we know them are not as solid as we thought.

Only time will tell what the true meaning of the painting is. In the meantime, it will continue to be a source of fascination and debate.