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October 05, 2007 12:00am

*The Right Brain vs Left Brain test ... do you see the dancer turning
clockwise or anti-clockwise?*

If clockwise, then you use more of the right side of the brain and vice
versa.

Most of us would see the dancer turning anti-clockwise though you can
try to focus and change the direction; see if you can do it.

*LEFT BRAIN FUNCTIONS*
uses logic
detail oriented
facts rule
words and language
present and past
math and science
can comprehend
knowing
acknowledges
order/pattern perception
knows object name
reality based
forms strategies
practical
safe 	

*RIGHT BRAIN FUNCTIONS*
uses feeling
"big picture" oriented
imagination rules
symbols and images
present and future
philosophy & religion
can "get it" (i.e. meaning)
believes
appreciates
spatial perception
knows object function
fantasy based
presents possibilities
impetuous
risk taking

Latest Comments:

If you only see her going clockwise, look at her legs and say to
yourself back , front, back , front when you are actually seeing
front ,back ,front ,back and slowly and every now and then she will
look like she is changing direction. Eventually you can make her
turn any direction you want.

Posted by: *Chris of Perth* 6:35pm November 15, 2007 

I can only see it clockwise! No matter how hard I try, I can't see
it any other way.

Posted by: *Annie of Brisbane* 3:56pm November 15, 2007 

At first i saw her only clockwise. I was focusing as hard as i
could, refreshing the window and restarting the browser. The next
day it was still clockwise !!! So i obviously thought everybody who
told me they saw it anticlockwise were liars and that it was
definitely impossible to switch and see both. Well i was wrong. I
can now chose to see it clockwise or anticlockwise. It's truly
amazing. For me it's really helpful to look at the shadow only. Put
your hand on the dancer and just look at her shadow... You will see
her foot on the right and on the left for a brief moment only. Now
chose if you want anticlockwise or clockwise. Now imagine her move.
Now take your hand away and i bet she'll be doing it in that
direction :) It's not a scam !! I first thought it was for days, but
this works !!

Posted by: *T of Brussels* 4:35am November 15, 2007 

All of you fail. When an object is spinning, the direction of
rotation is a matter of perspective. Any object spinning in a
clockwise fashion will appear spinning anti-clockwise when viewed in
the opposite direction. The real question that the fails to assert
is why left brainers or right brainers tend to view the spinning
silhouette from the top or from the bottom. The page makes the
assumption that left-brainers will most likely view the smaller
parts and therefore make it seem that the perspective is bottom-up,
while right-brainers will most likely view the figure in its
entirety and therefore more likely to have a top-down perspective.
As long as you can imagine a change in perspective, you can see the
image in both clockwise and anticlockwise. At least we can agree
that in the foreground the silhouette is moving towards the left,
while in the background the silhouette is moving to the right. That
should be the most tenable position available.

Posted by: *Jian of * 3:27am November 15, 2007 

This test is nonsense: the picture changes by itself if you watch
long enough. The dancer can be turning in either direction depending
when you look.

Posted by: *john smith of * 3:05pm November 14, 2007 

I see it as anti-clockwise, mostly, and the odd thing is that I'm an
engineer.

Posted by: *Richard Wicks of Sunnyvale, CA* 11:55am November 14, 2007 

She changes directions every few seconds

Posted by: *Jopanne Mangels of Montana* 11:53am November 14, 2007 

She changes direction when she changes legs. There is no optical
illusion.

Posted by: *Justin of * 6:40pm November 13, 2007 

It all depends if your a Boob guy or a leg guy. She goes in one
direction when you look at her boobs and in another direction when
you look at her legs. I got her spinning both ways. ;)

Posted by: *Ray Andersen of USA* 5:35pm November 11, 2007 

This is amazing. At first I saw her going only clockwise and then I
concentrated to make her go the other way and slowly I could get her
to do it and then it was happening more often. Now I am able to not
have her go around at all, but turn to the left then back to the
right and so on. Once in awhile though she will take a turn on me
clockwise and I have to concentrate to keep her going back and
forth, instead of around. Has anyone else experienced this? I would
be very curious to know. I'd love to hear from those who have
experienced this. The rest of you... just sway with her and then
sway back and forth with her and she will only go back and forth
instead of around. It is truly amazing.

Posted by: *Bonnie Rainbow of Ohio* 5:02pm November 11, 2007