Jimmy Snyder
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hypnagogue said:If you see the yellow side facing outward, you're left-brained. If it's inward, you're right-brained. If it switches, you have a brain tumor.
The discussion revolves around a visual test that determines whether individuals are predominantly left-brained or right-brained based on the direction a spinning dancer appears to rotate. Participants report varying experiences, with some consistently seeing the dancer spin clockwise, while others can switch between clockwise and counter-clockwise at will. The test, which features a nude female figure, prompts discussions about the influence of visual focus and peripheral vision on perception. Many users express surprise at their results, revealing a mix of left and right-brained tendencies.
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hypnagogue said:If you see the yellow side facing outward, you're left-brained. If it's inward, you're right-brained. If it switches, you have a brain tumor.
topherfox said:The picture just changes direction every so often, its random. I was staring at it for 5min, then it changed, so I opened two different browsers that generated the pictures at different speeds and looked at both at the same time, one would spin one way, the other, the other way, and moved the browsers to opposite sides as well.
hypnagogue said:I think the technical term you're searching for is "bullsh*t."
How about this one:
http://www.healthyeyes.org.uk/uploads/pics/necker_cube.gif
If you see the yellow side facing outward, you're left-brained. If it's inward, you're right-brained. If it switches, you have a brain tumor.
Evo said:I still say it is flat and yellow is the upper left. What's the evaluation of that?
Evo said:I have a brain tumor also, when I opened it my first thought was "upper left is yellow". Then I re-read what hynagogue wrote and realized that's not an option, so I looked at it again then saw it "inward" then wondered if it was outward, then it changed to outward, then I thought "inward" and it became inward.
I still say it is flat and yellow is the upper left. What's the evaluation of that?
ShawnD said:When I opened the page it was going clockwise, then after I had read through the list of things, she was spinning counter-clockwise. I hit refresh (so it reloads the gif) and it started spinning clockwise again.