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Right Side vs Left Side of the Brain
THE Right Brain vs Left Brain test ... do you see the dancer turning clockwise or anti-clockwise?
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sto...81-661,00.html ![]() If clockwise, then you use more of the right side of the brain and vice versa. Most of us would see the dancer turning anti-clockwise though you can try to focus and change the direction; see if you can do it. LEFT BRAIN FUNCTIONS uses logic detail oriented facts rule words and language present and past math and science can comprehend knowing acknowledges order/pattern perception knows object name reality based forms strategies practical safe RIGHT BRAIN FUNCTIONS uses feeling "big picture" oriented imagination rules symbols and images present and future philosophy & religion can "get it" (i.e. meaning) believes appreciates spatial perception knows object function fantasy based presents possibilities impetuous risk taking if the gif isn't working as it should check the link |
The very first time I saw this, it was spinning counter-clockwise. I managed to change it, and ever since then, whenever I see it posted somewhere, it spins clockwise for me, and it doesn't spin counter-clockwise unless I try to change it.
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It keeps changing every time I look at it.
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it's a very weird mental test, i see it primarily spinning clockwise from once i first saw it, but as i adjusted the way i looked at it it spun the opposite direction,
i have read another forum where a lot people thought it was fake and the gif was purposely changing direction every other rotation, but i checked it, and if you let it run in quicktime, you can see it's only moving in one direction the whole time |
i see it only spinning clockwise.
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It's easy to change it if you just concentrate on the shadow of her foot.
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clockwise, what a big surprise.
ps: i can see her nipples. |
this is funny, when i first saw it i had been playing a strategy game (left-brain) and so it was going counterclockwise. after i read i made it go the other way and it was stuck that way. now it's random when i look at it it goes one way or another-- clockwise first but i think about it & it goe the other way.
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initially clockwise
then, with luxinterior's suggestion, I was able to reverse it and it was stuck that way until I focused on the shadow again |
strange, when i focus on the foot i can't change a thing-- i can only do the change "without thinking"-- actually it's flipping almost out of control ha ha ha
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your brain is fighting itself for control (I wonder if reading this suggestion makes it turn clockwise).
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fighting itself? no i think the brain just flips back & forth between the analytical & intuitive mode-- in my case anyway. i bet you if you look form the corner of your eye it will most likely go clockwise, whereas if you start "thinking about it" ti will go counter. |
Yeah, that wasn't suppose to be a factual claim but an abstract imaginery.
Which is why the parenthesis are there. |
ha ha I can make her spin once clockwise, once counterclockwise, it's fun! going out now, don't melt your brains, boys. And yesss, there's a nipple.
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Now if only I could recognize this as the two dimensional, mutating blob of black that it is.
Interesting how I have to look off the image to switch perception. |
If you succeed with luxinterior's suggestion, when you manage to change the apparent direction of the illusion you may notice that if you place your fingers under your nose, your breathing will alternate from one nostril to the other.
By the way, who made this and which way did they make it to spin? |
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I bet if you were to see snapshots of each partial movement, you will see that it isn't an object spinning but a black spot folding in and out. Don't take the illusion of depth as depth itself. You are viewing her on a two-dimenional screen. |
It keeps changing for me if I look to the right. The first time I saw it it was going counterclockwise but then I changed it and when I first looked at it this time it was going clockwise.
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It won't change going clockwise.
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it doesn't "spin", it's 2-dimensional. the 3d is provided by your brain. |
ok, I get it now, pbradley's post explained it pretty well.
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i don't even really have to try changing it. whenever i keep looking at it for more than 10-15 seconds then it seems to be changing itself.
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If you concentrate you can see it flipping back and forth.
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The first time I looked she was spinning clockwise, then when I looked away and looked back she was going in the opposite direction. I looked away, looked back, and she was going clockwise again.
Typical bloody woman. |
No matter how hard I try I cannot get her to go anti clockwise.
EDIT: Mwahaha I cheated and looked at it upside down. |
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that depends on where your start. i think in some cases you will change if you "concentrate" and in other cases it will change if you "relax", but the direction of the spin will be the opposite. so if you start "concentrated", concentrating more won't help, it will just give you more of the same. the idea is to switch from one brain hemisphere to the other-- if you overuse one side you'll stay stuck on one side. that's the point of this test. |
now this is confusing, today I see the feet rotate in the opposite direction of the body....
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any of you guys ever read about tantra yoga and nostril breathing? green mind noticed that and of course there i a relation.
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can anyone name something more boring than staring at that picture more than once?
seriously, don't you guys have something better to do? |
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No, seriously, I'm kinda intrigued by this thing, so when I open this thread to read other people's posts I give it another look. that's all. |
yeah, thanks for reminding me, before you smartasses pick it up:
a) i'm not patrolling this thread to see who is posting or what it's said, i just noticed people who already commented upon this posting repeatedly; i haven't really read the whole thread, although i see a few words like "now it's going to the right" and "now it's going straight to attack me", but what can you say about a dumb picture that twirls? get a damn musicbox! and b) it took me ten seconds to post my previous response, i didn't waste a lot of time on it. |
Uh, I still find this twirling picture quite interesting (because of the perception of it the brain gets). I like this kind of things, like optical illusions and stuff.
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alright.
anyhoo, let's make it interesting, can anyone see it not moving? |
damnit. was going clockwise, now counter. Cnat get it to go clockwise again.
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not to take any of the fun out of this, but the right brain-left brain concept is a myth. just sayin'
but the twirly lady is pretty cool. |
She has a very large bust, hasn't she?
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So isn't god, but it's all fun.
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