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Right -v- Left brain optical illusion [merged]

SuprSi · 2007-10-10 16:07:43

Check out the moving image on this page and see what way it spins for you. It started out counter-clockwise for me, then switched to clockwise. Now it seems to switch back and forth randomly! I have no idea how it works but it's pretty cool. http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,22492511-5005375,00.html

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#122 05-12-2007 8:56pm

Webmonkey

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She changes direction
ehh?? I can only see her going Anti-clockwise no matter how hard i try. Then I have to agree i'm all the left brain sides and far from the right

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#123 17-12-2007 2:42pm

dubambman

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Heres the trick,

Just as she gets to the leftmost or rightmost part of the screen look away and look back really quickly and she will appear to change direction. You brain tracks the logical path, i.e that she wont change direction, it has more to do with what postition she is in when you see it first rather that what side of the brain is more dominant

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