Interestingly enough, S. and I both see it moving clockwise, even though other tests have revealed her as primarily left-brained while I tend to lean towards right brained.
Moreover, no matter how hard we tried, neither one of us could "reverse" the movement of the image.
So what does it mean if you have difficulty getting past the fact that the "dancer" appears to be both a-little-too-perfectly-proportioned and unclothed?
Just kidding. I see it counter-clockwise, but can reverse it if I really try.
Scott--what worked for me is to get a piece of paper (or your hand) and cover up the dancers body--sans her legs. Watch that for a few seconds, and then slowly raise the paper up. Doing this allows me to see it clockwise. If I just casually glance, I see counter-clockwise.
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Interestingly enough, S. and I both see it moving clockwise, even though other tests have revealed her as primarily left-brained while I tend to lean towards right brained.
Moreover, no matter how hard we tried, neither one of us could "reverse" the movement of the image.
So what does it mean if you have difficulty getting past the fact that the "dancer" appears to be both a-little-too-perfectly-proportioned and unclothed?
Just kidding. I see it counter-clockwise, but can reverse it if I really try.
Scott--what worked for me is to get a piece of paper (or your hand) and cover up the dancers body--sans her legs. Watch that for a few seconds, and then slowly raise the paper up. Doing this allows me to see it clockwise. If I just casually glance, I see counter-clockwise.
Kinda cool though.
Clockwise. I can't seem to reverse it - I'll try again when I'm less tired.
Or should I have said: Who cares which way the naked lady is spinning? She's naked.
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