Quick test for you - which side of your brain do you use more, right or left? To find out with a simple at-a-glance test (is the model moving clockwise or anti-clockwise?), click here. (I'm a right-brainer apparently)
thank you ~ that explains so much! What a great idea.....of course I too am a right brainer...but the funny thing about it is I saw her go right and than left and than stay in the right handed turn postion...is it because I am ambidextrous?
Oh yes, it works - then you can transfer you gaze to the full image and the anti-clockwise holds. But if I look away and then back to the main image it is reverts to clockwise.
my dear anonymous, you have proven that I was correct all along, only an ignoramous would use the terminology "DUH"...and it's not an optical illusion... I take that back, maybe for YOUR brain it is..
..here lies the rub: what if world politicians used 1/100 of their brain? now that would be a beginning to world peace...outstanding! Louis XIV had the right idea when he made art the center of daily life...The sun can come out again.
They should create a special "wrong-brainer" category for you. 8->
ReplyDeleteI'm a right-brainer too. And left-handed. Duncan
ReplyDeletethank you ~ that explains so much! What a great idea.....of course I too am a right brainer...but the funny thing about it is I saw her go right and than left and than stay in the right handed turn postion...is it because I am ambidextrous?
ReplyDeleteaccording to it I am a left brainer and that is about as wrong as it can get so...
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ReplyDeleteI turn left-brainer if I gaze at the model peripherally from lower left perspective. I wonder what this tells us ....
ReplyDeleteIt tells you that it's just an optical illusion, duh!
ReplyDeleteI'm a right brainer.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, it works - then you can transfer you gaze to the full image and the anti-clockwise holds. But if I look away and then back to the main image it is reverts to clockwise.
ReplyDeletemy dear anonymous, you have proven that I was correct all along, only an ignoramous would use the terminology "DUH"...and it's not an optical illusion... I take that back, maybe for YOUR brain it is..
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ReplyDeleteIs that the contrary of famous?
< would use the terminology "DUH"... >
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=duh
< and it's not an optical illusion... I take that back, maybe for YOUR brain it is..
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A "no-brainer" category for la Mastini, please!
I'm both, alternately. IS this what people used to mean when they said someone was AC/DC?
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ReplyDelete..here lies the rub: what if world politicians used 1/100 of their brain? now that would be a beginning to world peace...outstanding!
ReplyDeleteLouis XIV had the right idea when he made art the center of daily life...The sun can come out again.