Left Brain or Right Brain?

[Unveiled Artist]

Thats probably why. I have double vision. I have to close an eye or tilt my head to change how shes spining if that makea sense.

 

[savagewind]

Now I have watched it a fourth time and she seems to be spinning counter-clockwise at the start.

 

[savagewind]

Her boobs are unnaturally perky.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

I don't know, but I think she is spinning the same way always.
The reason why I think I know that is because when I stop motion and then resume motion she starts spinning again as at the start which I see is clock-wise.

Hmm. Interesting. When I start seeing her spin, she went counter clockwise and then stoped a mini sec and went clockwise. If I tilt my head or close and eye (given double vision) then I can kinda change at will. Depends on how Im holding my phone.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

Both. It is an optical illusion and the dominant side of your brain determines the shadow movement.

If you can't consciously change your perception and get her to spin the other way, hold up a finger within your vision and rotate it the opposite direction she is spinning. Watch what happens to her!

Interesting.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

I can't vote because I don't believe I am "changing it at will".

Use your finger

 

[savagewind]

The finger thing seems to work, but not instantly.

 

[Neo Deist]

Interesting! The first time I watched it she seemed to switch directions a few times. The second time I watched it she seemed to switch directions only twice. Once at about 1.26 and again at 1.52.
The third time I watch it she seemed to switch at .37, .50, 1.07, 1.17, 1.26, 1.35 and 1.43. Each time, but the last time, she seemed to spin right when I resumed motion. The last time she seems to continue to spin to the left after resuming the motion.

The problem is that you are now trying to make a conscious effort to control her movement and see it both ways. The experiment works best in initial perception the first time it is viewed, which comes from the subconscious mind.

 

[Neo Deist]

I voted both, but my initial response was to perceive a counter-clockwise rotation. It takes more effort for me to see it the other way, but looking at the foot does make it easier for some reason. Very interesting, thanks!

A majority will initially see it counter-clockwise.
Some will see it clockwise.
Most can eventually see her spin the other way if they focus hard enough.

A few can change it at will by adjusting their focal point and make it happen instantly. This group is that 10% club.

 

[savagewind]

The problem is that you are now trying to make a conscious effort to control her movement and see it both ways. The experiment works best in initial perception the first time it is viewed, which comes from the subconscious mind.

I am not conscious of making her move. The only time I tried to move her different than what I was seeing is when I used my finger. The first time I viewed it, she seems to change rotation about four times.

 

[Onyx]

A few can change it at will by adjusting their focal point and make it happen instantly. This group is that 10% club.

It was easier to shift perspective with a little practice. I had a weird thing going for a minute where she was going back and forth, lol.

Closing either eye (or looking away) didn't seem to matter, whatever rotation I had going continued where it left off.

 

[Revoltingest]

I see tits spinning clockwise (from an overhead perspective).
I can't see them counter-clockwise at all.

Is this related to my being an ultra-progressive?

 

[Shadow Wolf]

I can see it both ways. It seems to depend on the day though, and she can even go the other way if the image is "shaken," or if I glance away and look back at it, or by watching her feet for a few seconds, and with this specific video the dimming light at the end also made her go the other way.

 

[savagewind]

I can see it both ways. It seems to depend on the day though, and she can even go the other way if the image is "shaken," or if I glance away and look back at it, or by watching her feet for a few seconds, and with this specific video the dimming light at the end also made her go the other way.

I see it too. As soon as the light dims, she seems to reverse direction.

 

[Revoltingest]

I see tits spinning clockwise (from an overhead perspective).
I can't see them counter-clockwise at all.

Is this related to my being an ultra-progressive?

OK....I found a trick to see her tits spin counter-clockwise.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

Clockwise. The "right-brain/left-brain" thing is a myth, anyway.

 

[Revoltingest]

Clockwise. The "right-brain/left-brain" thing is a myth, anyway.

You right brain types are always saying things like that.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

You right brain types are always saying things like that.

Going by that pseudo-science, it's supposed to be a left-brain thing to say.

 

[George-ananda]

I see her going counterclockwise and then a specific point where she switches to clockwise. I am using my iPhone. I should try again at home.

 

[Neo Deist]

Clockwise. The "right-brain/left-brain" thing is a myth, anyway.

Not entirely. While the regions of the brain can be activated evenly and for most people do, there are regions of the brain that do control certain functions of the body.

The preference to use one brain region more than others for certain functions, which scientists call lateralization, is indeed real, said lead author Dr. Jeff Anderson, director of the fMRI Neurosurgical Mapping Service at the University of Utah. For example, speech emanates from the left side of the brain for most right-handed people. This does not imply, though, that great writers or speakers use their left side of the brain more than the right, or that one side is richer in neurons.

Source: Left Brain vs. Right: It's a Myth, Research Finds