Look at the image below,is the figure rotating clockwise or counter-clockwise?

Most apparently see her rotating counter-clockwise,which apparently means they're more left-brain.

I see her clockwise,which apparently means I'm more right-brained. (Im right handed)

A friend of mine who is ambidextris sees the image change directions...... VERY INTERESTING!!

Note: The image could potentally be NWS,the figure is a silhouetted woman,nothing explicit,but figured i would let you all know.

http://www.news.com.au/common/imagedata/0,,5693171,00.gif

I'm right-handed too, but I see her change directions often.

I'm left-handed (and therefore have always been told "right brained"), but I see her move counter-clockwise. I feel more like a left-brain anyways.

She started out counter clock wise for me, then keeps switching directions.

I see the image starting out rotating counterclockwise and then see it switch.

I started life as a lefty but when I started school the teachers made me switch. They did things like that back in the forties.

Starts clockwise and then switches to counterclockwise.

I'm primarily right handed, but after playing musical instruments for decades am nearly ambidexterous.

Guess I'm just a right-handed, left-side of brain white guy.

I watched, no direction change, counter-clockwise all the way.

Is this for real? The first time it was going counter clockwise and never switched directions for a minute. The next time is was counter clockwise to start and about 15 seconds into it, switched directions. The third time i tried it, the direction was clockwise from the start, and changed directions again.

Maybe im just insane.

It was clockwise across the board. No matter how many times I tried to get my brain to process it differently, she went clockwise.
I dont have much of a left brain to speak of, so this makes sense.

Same here. Clockwise all the way.

At first, I could only see counter clockwise... Then I blinked my eyes a few times and I could only see her clockwise. Then after a few minutes she switched again.

I only could see clockwise. I can't even understand how others see it counter-clockwise.

I first saw it solely clockwise, but after a little bit of effort, I managed to force my brain to see it counter-clockwise.

Clockwise. Then counter-clockwise. Then she hopped back and forth... I could pretty much control which way I wanted her to move.

i write with my right hand

I could pretty much control which way I wanted her to move.
O. That's hot!:thumbs:

Starts clockwise and then switches to counterclockwise.

I'm primarily right handed, but after playing musical instruments for decades am nearly ambidexterous.

Lucky dog.

I'd give my left arm to be ambidexerous.


BTW... purely clockwise for me.

it makes me go :@@:

O. That's hot!:thumbs:
Ha! Behave!
I see the young'uns back.... :D

I'm with CBL on this one. I can't even fathom it going the other way. I seriously doubt this has anything to do with right and left brain tendencies, though.

I can make it reverse by focusing on the extended toe. If you think it is going behind the leg, make it into the front and vice versa. With a little practice you can make it reverse every few seconds.

Ha! Behave!
I see the young'uns back.... :D
:D
Yes he is, and he can pretty control which way he wants me to move, too.
:thumbs:
*I'm safe now,all is well*

:D
Yes he is, and he can pretty control which way he wants me to move, too.
:thumbs:
*I'm safe now,all is well*
you go girl!:thumbs:

I see her both ways... and could even pinpoint the position when she changed directions! Can't believe y'all couldn't see that too. Sure you watched long enough?

;)
SMW

clockwise - all the way