The letters and math involved in making it coherent as well as the art put into the shapes and designs is like the perfect example of someone using both left/right brains simultaneously.
Left or Right Brained? Check this image. - Page 19
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
The letters and math involved in making it coherent as well as the art put into the shapes and designs is like the perfect example of someone using both left/right brains simultaneously. | ||
JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
of course i'm just speculating and a counter view is just as valid as mine, but i don't really think you can classify the right/left split of the brain as "a science that was debunked and causes nothing except confusion" as there's definitely a right/left strength/weakness thingy going on =p | ||
ForAdun
Germany986 Posts
Let me explain: To make the dancer turn into the opposite direction, 1) look away and focuse a certain point in your room. 2) Follow the dancer from the corner of your eye and 3) realize into which direction the dancer is moving. 4) Look at the dancer and check. If it still moves into the old direction, go to 1) and focuse a different point this time. Preferably not too far from the first point, make only small differences. You can look to the right or the left, try around. Repeat until the dancer is moving into the opposite direction. From then on you can repeat and repeat and repeat, the dancer will randomly move clockwise or counter-clockwise, it got nothing to do with your brain function. Just because you saw it clockwise first doesn't mean you're using the right side of your brain more (you had to choose a direction), it was just as luck would have it. | ||
Last.Midnight
Australia871 Posts
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Flaccid
8823 Posts
On October 15 2007 03:30 Lisk wrote: not spinning Exactly. That's what I was trying to say many pages ago in that it just oscillates from side to side. There are just as many 'hints' thrown into the .gif to trick people into seeing it clockwise as there are to trick people into seeing it counterclockwise. It all depends where people anchored their eyes when first glancing at the image. In reality it doesn't spin at all - a trick as has already been established. | ||
Draugr
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OhThatDang
United States4685 Posts
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ZidaneTribal
United States2800 Posts
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ZidaneTribal
United States2800 Posts
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borg
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http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/7122/framesft8.png (by starting frame anyway...) | ||
tKd_
United States2916 Posts
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betaben
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Zelniq
United States7166 Posts
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Last.Midnight
Australia871 Posts
proof that it's not rigged. | ||
WhatisProtoss
Korea (South)2324 Posts
On October 12 2007 16:08 chocolat wrote: Well I must say this is one stupid test. Isn't THIS OBVIOUS THAT THE PERSON IS TURNING CLOCKWISE? LIKE WHAT? I can not find a reason how someone would see this... ahem, doll, is spinning counter-clockwise. Well unless you got the words mixed up, that is. I think this is very inaccurate as I usually consider myself more logical than creative as I am more inclined into the scientific world rather than the artistic world. lol......... Hilarious. | ||
CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
On October 19 2007 07:05 Last.Midnight wrote: http://www.randominc.net/spinninglady/ proof that it's not rigged. I didn't even notice the grey lines at first, it seemed that the animation on the right is spinning a bit faster. Not until I read all the stuff he said did they start to spin opposite directions and back and forth etc. They were in a sync sort of to me. | ||
lugggy
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dropthesky
Canada285 Posts
EDIT: SHTI!!! I got it, fucking scared the shit outta me though. | ||
smfd
United States423 Posts
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DrainX
Sweden3187 Posts
A cute trick you might want to try: Keep her faced away from you all the time. Let her spin half a lap then turn her and repeat so that she never faces you. | ||
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