Left Brain or Right Brain?

[7/4]

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,2...281-661,00.html

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Both. Every time I blinked, it would go the other way.

Er...

MG

[Joe G]

Clockwise, and I could not see it as going counter-clockwise no matter what.

[aparxa]

Damned! My right brain might have right sided my left !

Edited October 22, 2007 by aparxa

[7/4]

If I change the distance to the screen or change my glasses, she changes direction.

[Joe G]

Nope, that didn't work either.

Interesting "dancer" btw - I can see her nipples.

[Randy Twizzle]

I only see her going clockwise. I wish I knew about this left brain/right brain thing when I was in high school. I could explain to my mother why I was always in danger of flunking math and why later in college I flunked a "physics for non-science majors" course. when even football players were passing it.

[7/4]

Interesting "dancer" btw - I can see her nipples.

Yeah, she get's me hot too.

[catesta]

Nope, that didn't work either.

Interesting "dancer" btw - I can see her nipples.

Same here, on the nipples that is.

She is spinning counter clockwise for me, which is exactly what I like my ladies to do.

[Tim McG]

Optical illusion, Guys.

That Right Brain/Left Brain stuff is old news. Been a teaching strategy for over a decade now.

[aparxa]

Nope, that didn't work either.

Interesting "dancer" btw - I can see her nipples.

Neither do I. Waited for 0,pi/4,pi/2... but only tic-tac tic-tac

[RDK]

Dancer? I see a vase.

[RDK]

Woah! I saw her turning counter-clockwise and couldn't imagine how anyone saw different... but then I looked again and she was moving clockwise. Really trippy!

[Noj]

My first thought was that it is some sort of hoax. I thought the animation changed slightly, since my change of perception was so abrupt. I did some screen shots to see it standing still (and compare clockwise to counter clockwise), and then I could flip the silhouette at will. Someone on JC pointed out that covering the rest of her body and just looking at her feet makes seeing it both ways easy.

[rostasi]

but why would you wanna do that?

[Dan Gould]

What was the question? I was mesmerized by her rack.

[Dan Gould]

Seriously, I could only see her going clockwise and could perceive no change or in any way "make it change".

Its quite interesting to me in that, going through the list I would easily self-identify as "left brain" but at the same time I've had it drilled into me that the creative/improv/"in the moment" element of Voice Overs required "right brain" activity. In fact, before practice sessions, we would sometimes do improv sessions to sort of prime our right brain into action (such as a round of "Whose Line" games such as "props" or "titles only").

[Free For All]

I stared at her for a minute; all she did was put on a robe and split.

[jazzbo]

Right brain

[Aggie87]

I stared at her for a minute; all she did was put on a robe and split.

[7/4]

I like how she hops up and down on one foot while she spins. Nice touch.

[Joe G]

Someone on JC pointed out that covering the rest of her body and just looking at her feet makes seeing it both ways easy.

I'll be damned - that works for me (tested on the rodcast version).

[MoGrubb]

This warrants further sutdy, er, study.

[paul secor]

I thought that this whole thing was a put-on. Figured everyone would see her moving clockwise, until I asked my wife to take a look, and she saw her moving counterclockwise.

[catesta]

Someone on JC pointed out that covering the rest of her body and just looking at her feet makes seeing it both ways easy.

I'll be damned - that works for me (tested on the rodcast version).

Yep, she went the other way.