My OperaWeird brain testl
Thursday, October 18, 2007 12:19:06 PM
I just came upon this really interesting web page:
http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/3D8D6C52-8655-4F83-8B65-D74BA0479482/
Basically, it is a left vs. right brain test. If you see the dancer rotating anti-clockwise then you use your left brain more (which is the more logical brain), and if clockwise then you use your more artistically-oriented right brain.
*spoiler*
There is a trick I discovered, to seeing the dancer rotate both anti-clockwise and clockwise, but I suggest you try the test first, then read this so you discover which brain you use most.
O.K., here goes: What I did was display the lower half of the dancer's body by itself, and focus on the extended leg. Then, depending on whether you want it rotating to the left or right imagine it going either behind the other leg or in front of it alternating. This might confuse you at first, but once you manage it you will have the ability to use both brains on the image!
http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/3D8D6C52-8655-4F83-8B65-D74BA0479482/
Basically, it is a left vs. right brain test. If you see the dancer rotating anti-clockwise then you use your left brain more (which is the more logical brain), and if clockwise then you use your more artistically-oriented right brain.
*spoiler*
There is a trick I discovered, to seeing the dancer rotate both anti-clockwise and clockwise, but I suggest you try the test first, then read this so you discover which brain you use most.
O.K., here goes: What I did was display the lower half of the dancer's body by itself, and focus on the extended leg. Then, depending on whether you want it rotating to the left or right imagine it going either behind the other leg or in front of it alternating. This might confuse you at first, but once you manage it you will have the ability to use both brains on the image!
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