AMAZING! Know Which Side of Your Brain is Working!

Awesome post.

When I first looked at it it was rotating clockwise (right brain), then I started to read the text below the picture. I was reading The text that was indicating right or left brain clockwise or counter.

When I got halfway through the second line of text It switched to counter clockwise (left brain). Then over the course of the next few few sounds (while still reading the rest of the text) It switched from Clockwise to Counter clockwise back and forth really quick.

This all happen kinda of in my peripheral vision. Like I siad I was reading the rest of the text below the picture.

Then It went back to counter clockwise. I started to focus on it, and got it to go clockwise for a split second then it went back to counter clockwise (left brain). :(


Wonder what the above means..... Anyone?

Good share.
 
I always thought I was a genius.
I can see her both ways inadvertently. like i can just all of a sudden see her spinning the other way,,, and soon enough back. without me even to have to think about it.

If i close my eyes and open them again I can make her go whatever way i want.
 
She mostly wants to turn right for me. I can flip her, but if I go back fresh to the top of the page she is going right again.

your right side of your brain controls the left side of your body. your left side of your brain controls the right side of you body.

Left brain function: number skills , written language , reasoning , spoken language , scientific skills, right side of body...

Right brain function: 3-D shapes, art awareness, imagination, music, left side of the body...
 
I can do it easily... All you have to do is sort of get lost into it and u can control it anyway u want
 
Right after posting I figured it out in like 2 min. I can make her go either way any time I want.


Your right Brain controls the left side or your body. The left brain controls the right side. Your Corpus Callosum connects the two hemispheres, (thanks Honors Psych).

SO all you have to do if your currently seeing it counter clockwise (left Brain) for example, is turn your head to the right so only your LEFT eye is now looking at the women. Look at her with your LEFT eye and "think" right brain.

When I do this it switches in 10 sec. or less.

It helps if when you are looking at her with that one eye if you kinda "gaze" or use your peripheral vision with that left eye.


TIP: your right eye in the example above should be completely turned away from your monitor.
 
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yeah..this is great. I looked at for a while and she was turning anti clockwise. Then I looked at her again after reading what it means and then I saw her turning clockwise. So yah I saw her turning both ways.

At first I thought I was an optical illusion too like some one else said and I have been staring hard too long now and I cant see the illusion. Im normally good with those.
 
this is the stupidest thing ever....

it's just an animated gif that switches directions at different times...



sheesh
 
Thanks. I'm glad you guys liked it :D
 
it's just an animated gif that switches directions at different times...

I really wish..but its not. as a matter of fact, you can recreate this kind of animation by rotating an object in a stationary axis :)
 
Taken from NewScientist.com

"What seems to be happening is that the two-dimensional image does not contain enough three-dimensional information to tell the brain which way she is spinning. So your brain helpfully fills this in, as brains do in many optical illusions. Only, in this case the brain can do it one of two ways.

How about the stopping? Well, perception of time is pretty subjective, and our experience of inertia is that when things make a 180-degree change in direction, they have to slow and stop first.

What this animation does not involve is different sides of the brain, as the initial post claims. What you see is purely due to your perceptual and cognitive flexibility."

Right_spinning_dancer.gif
Left_spinning_dancer.gif
 
that's more help full seeing them side by side like that...

my bad....i can make them switch anytime now....but the only way i can do that is if i focus on the standing leg

Taken from NewScientist.com

"What seems to be happening is that the two-dimensional image does not contain enough three-dimensional information to tell the brain which way she is spinning. So your brain helpfully fills this in, as brains do in many optical illusions. Only, in this case the brain can do it one of two ways.

How about the stopping? Well, perception of time is pretty subjective, and our experience of inertia is that when things make a 180-degree change in direction, they have to slow and stop first.

What this animation does not involve is different sides of the brain, as the initial post claims. What you see is purely due to your perceptual and cognitive flexibility."

Right_spinning_dancer.gif
Left_spinning_dancer.gif
 
I believe this more now thanks to the two picks, its better than mind bending drugs LOL
 
I can see her turning both ways and it was easy. He he.
 
It's not a timed animation... I can make her change directions at will. And simply closing either my left or right eye doesn't make it change direction for me. I have to do some weird mental thing that I can't really describe.

I don't think, though, being able to see her go either direction relates to IQ.

And one of the first things I noticed too was her nipples. ;)
 
i just watched it spinning one way, thought it was interesting, and started reading....

it asked if i could see it spinning the other way so i looked up and "OMG it changed!"

i cover her head and feet with my hands and focus her torso and imagine her going the other way and just take my hands away slowly
 
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