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kelcirain rated 8 months ago

crazy trippy! I saw her spin both ways! Clockwise, your thinking with the right side of your brain, counter-clockwise is the left side of your brain.

darkfire79 rated 8 months ago

ITS A MYTH!! Down it already

torn8686 rated 8 months ago

Hmm... I saw both... exactly how he described. It was hard to see it the other way again.

FLasHPOinT82 rated 8 months ago

Trippy!! First she spins one way, then she'll spin the other, then back, and forth, and back, and forth, and back, and forth, and back.... I'm getting dizzy!

silenus3milenio rated 8 months ago

Sideral Buterau of TechnichN suject: humbrain analitics filer: 27117430262/08-doned If you are seeing this lady spinning clockwise, then it means you are using the right side of the brain. If you are seeing her spinning counter-clockwise, then you are using the left side of the brain. Some people are able to see her spinning in both directions, but most of them see her rotating only in one. If you can see her spin in one directions and then make her spin in the other, then you are a part of a handful of people. Even if it might not seem so, both directions can be seen. Apparently, this fact has been proved at the Yale University, USA, after 5 years of studying the human brain and its functions. Supposedly only 14% of the US population can see her spinning in both directions. Note: I saw her go counter-clockwise, but then if I only looked at her feet, she started to spin clockwise. It took a bit longer afterwards to make her go counter-clockwise again. I have noticed that the illusion is caused by the perception of the viewer as he or she interprets the ambiguous frames where the spinning dancer's body (legs and arms) cross over each other. opcit this lady spinning clockwise, means you are using side of brain you are seeing. Her spinning counter-cloc are using side of brain. people are able to see her spinning in both directions, then you are a part of a handful of people. Even if it studying the human brain and its functions. Supposedly only 14% of the population can see her spinning in both directions. No the ambiguous frames where the spinning dancer's body (legs and arms) cross over each other.. may this thechnichion be useful to the understand over palabras. may the interval-s- betwen clo-SeT1 and open eyes seT2 on tempos can made the dance... may MINDRUSTRIA can... find tha dated technicn on time to ad to [its@++]on coment to com-unic-ate

meghanelaine rated 8 months ago

Well at first I could only see her spinning one way till I completely covered the picture except the feet, but after practicing a few times I managed to flip it at will without looking away. Pretty neat illusion.

coreycow1 rated 8 months ago

Very cool. I first only saw it spinning clockwise but after reading some of the comments was able to think "artistically" about some design stuff at work and was able to switch to counter-clockwise. After that able to go back and forth ...

armannd rated 8 months ago

I've seen this on at least 10 other pages. But the thumbs down isn't for that reason. I gave it a thumbs down because the author was lazy and didn't bother writing something different than the other 10 before him. He also didn't find it appropriate to give credits for the animation to the one who created it.

brooksie77 rated 8 months ago

This is cool. i see it going clockwise, which makes me right-brain dominated, i.e. intuition etc which surprised me a bit. I read somewhere else that 90% are left-brain dominated, but not sure if thats true.

Amaya107 rated 8 months ago

From the site:"If you are seeing this lady spinning clockwise, then it means you are using the right side of the brain. If you are seeing her spinning counter-clockwise, then you are using the left side of the brain...only 14% of the US population can see her spinning in both directions"