[Pic] right brain vs left brain


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That's a cool illusion I can see both ways.

But I got this,

You responded as a right brained person to 9 questions, and you responded as a left brained person to 9questions. According to the Hemispheric Dominance test, you use your left brain the most.

Does that even make sense?

At first I saw it going anti-clockwise, then it went clockwise

anti-clockwise...clockwise...anti-clockwise...clockwise...anti-clockwise...clockwise...anti-clockwise...clockwise...anti-clockwise...clockwise...

when will it stop!!

Just so strange, I'll be watching it and then it just starts spinning the other way!!

Well, I saw it as clockwise and I did the other test which came up with the same answer (I use the right side of my brain). However, I did manage to get the image to go the other way and often got "stuck" there... it's really weird - at times it seems fake and then at others it seems I'm changing it.

No matter what I do with all these "suggestions", she is going clockwise. And why are people saying "anti-clockwise"? Isn't it "counter-clockwise"?

Maybe it isn't a test of which brain hemisphere you are more dominant in, but which one is more insane. :laugh:

I can't concentrate good enough, because I'm afraid a really ugly chick is gonna jump out of the picture and scream at me!

Haha! I usually think that about things like this on the internet. :)

I don't think this is fake. I think you process the image depending on which side of the brain you are currently using. Try visualizing "left brain functions" to get it to turn one way, then "right brain functions" to get it to turn the other way. Works for me. :)

:wacko: for all the people saying it's fake. It's an optical illusion, ever heard of that? There always have to be some i guess.

The problem i have right now is that i can't see her turning anymore at all, she just moves from the left to the right and back :D

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