The Right Brain vs Left Brain Test

[Mullenite]

That IS really something! It showed me as highly degreed as L-brain sided. I cannot make her change. Danny saw her going clockwise which is R. brain, and he could change her at whim. At times I saw the change he made, but yet there were times when I am looking at her, and he changes her, yet I cannot see the change. Really crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Blows my mind. He blows my mind, because he will change her and it is set in stone that she has changed, yet I do not see it, and he thinks I am crazy.

This man drives me crazy sometimes!!!!!!!!!!!!! He has a difficult time accepting that it is going in the direction differently to each one of us according to each one of our inclination.

Check it out!

This is cool.

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[skalenfehl]

Clockwise. I even hold my finger over her head as if to "try and spin her counterclockwise". Nope. I can't see her spinning counterclockwise. I'm strictly right brained.

Edit: Ok, weird. Once I took my eye off the subject and looked off to the left side, she changed direction. I could see it clearly. Interesting how the brain can perceive a two dimensional object with a three dimensional perspective. I have to look off to the lower left side of the image for the subject to reverse direction.

[aisling]

interesting.i have found thet if i'm doing math problems for a while, it's hard to start a sculpture, but with a rest and a little wordless music, the inspiration starts. now i'll have to see if diferent brain focus activities will change perception of her direction.

[VisionOfLehi]

That's so bizarre.

Starts out clockwise for me, but I can change it. I can even get it so that it keeps switching, so that it looks like the dancer is turning side to side and not spinning all the way around.

Crazy!

[skalenfehl]

interesting.i have found thet if i'm doing math problems for a while, it's hard to start a sculpture, but with a rest and a little wordless music, the inspiration starts. now i'll have to see if diferent brain focus activities will change perception of her direction.

Wow. I watched it again, this time counting by ones, twos, doing some math in my brain, etc and it became easier to change its direction. Crazy stuff. Still, the default direction is clockwise. I have to really focus to make it go counterclockwise.

That's so bizarre.

Starts out clockwise for me, but I can change it. I can even get it so that it keeps switching, so that it looks like the dancer is turning side to side and not spinning all the way around.

Crazy!

I've been able to change it like that (left to right) with other tests using simple symmetrical objects. This women "leans" creating the illusion of going in one dominant direction. I still struggle to make it go counterclockwise, though.

[ruthiechan]

Clockwise. I even hold my finger over her head as if to "try and spin her counterclockwise". Nope. I can't see her spinning counterclockwise. I'm strictly right brained.

Edit: Ok, weird. Once I took my eye off the subject and looked off to the left side, she changed direction. I could see it clearly. Interesting how the brain can perceive a two dimensional object with a three dimensional perspective. I have to look off to the lower left side of the image for the subject to reverse direction.

How can she possibly be going counterclock wise!? I've been trying to get her to go counter clockwise for a while, but nada. She still spins clockwise to me. This makes no sense to me. . . *befuddled* Maybe I'll try again in the morning after some sleep.

[NeuroTypical]

Jeez - warn a guy before you post links to nudity please. This qualifies as porn in my mind.

[sketch26]

Clockwise. I even hold my finger over her head as if to "try and spin her counterclockwise". Nope. I can't see her spinning counterclockwise. I'm strictly right brained.

Edit: Ok, weird. Once I took my eye off the subject and looked off to the left side, she changed direction. I could see it clearly. Interesting how the brain can perceive a two dimensional object with a three dimensional perspective. I have to look off to the lower left side of the image for the subject to reverse direction.

hey wierd...it would only go clockwise for me too, i tried your trick of looking in the lower left and she changed direction for me too! cool :)

[pushka]

I remember this being posted a while back, and I could make her change directions at that time. This time I thought I wasn't gonna be able to do so, at first, but then I concentrated on either the lower left or right side of her head and she spun the opposite way..:)

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[hanne_line]

That's so bizarre.

Starts out clockwise for me, but I can change it. I can even get it so that it keeps switching, so that it looks like the dancer is turning side to side and not spinning all the way around.

Crazy!

It is this way for me too.

[Moksha]

Wish that dancer could make up her mind....

[tree]

it goes both ways for me, but mostly clockwise. i wonder if it automatically changes every few seconds or so ? it seems like it because i am not concentrating but i can totaly tell the second it changes.

[Flyonthewall]

It naturally spins clockwise for me, but if I only focus on her feet, I can make her spin counter-clockwise, and then I can follow her form up to get the rest of her spinning counter-clockwise.

I lose it very easily, though and it is hard to get her going counter clockwise again.

[SmilingRedhead]

At first it was clockwise and then after a few seconds of concentration she was spinning anti-clockwise - and then she started to breakdance and she also danced the Macarena!! I must be a genius! hahaha