Are a left or right brain type?

[Pottsey]

The more time you spend on it the better it gets. I can no make her do half a turn, swap directions, half a turn, swap back over and over.

One tactic is to stare at the “The Right Brain” under September. Then do an extender split second blink when ever her foots pointing far left or right. Each blink change’s direction.

 

[Kaed]

Clockwise and I cannot for the life of me make it go the other direction no matter how I look at it.

Same... I have tried everything in this thread to see if I can get it to go anti-clockwise, and I can't.
I think a few people are just trying to trick me and other people who tell the truth. This isn't a test to see which side of the brain you use, it's a test to see if you like to play practical jokes or not on others. You know, separate the victims from the perpetrators

 

[Glaucus]

Just managed to get it to go anti-clockwise by focusing on the feet. Now it keeps flipping from one to the other without trying. My brain now hurts

 

[Soulja]

clockwise for me but i can easily get it going anti clockwise aswel

 

[Spunj99]

Clockwise, can't seem to get it to go anti-clockwise. Although i was able to make it rotate clockwise so fast that the woman set on fire and ran off the screen.

 

[Rossmac]

I use both of my brains and as a result I can move it around anywhere on the screen at will!

Probably should have used at least one of your brains when forming that sentence!

 

[Damien.]

Jesus christ this does work !

I could have swore blind it was a fake, but then i looked away but kept the image just in the side of my POV, imagined what it looked like the other way and looked back ! BANG anti clockwise. Then i thought what the hell and it started going clockwise again.

Weird.

 

[Angleboy]

Take ANY spinning 3D object, silhouette it, and the same result can be achieved. Much much easier with something simple like a cube though.

The animation would have been done in 3D, and would have been made to spin clock wise (if you were looking down on it) given the way her hair is placed.

Psychologically, the way the figure is positioned will push you to you believe its spinning clockwise, anyone saying otherwise on first glance either is getting clockwise and anti-clockwise mixed up, is very logically minded and managed to not see everything that is in the image at once (ie not normal / has a very weak right brain) Or is lying. (didnt like the the idea of being all emotional ect ect)

Its not really a test, as this type of thing automatically stimulates the right brain functions whether you are naturally a righty or Lefty. Hence the large effort needed to make her spin the other way for most ppl.

Its also why looking at it from funny angles ect can help, as it takes away the brain seing a dancer spinning, and just "a blob", abit like looking at messed up faces that are upside down

 

[Damien.]

I think ive messed my brain up, everytime i look at it now its spinning anti clockwise and i cant get it back to clockwise. DOH.

 

[Angleboy]

I think ive messed my brain up, everytime i look at it now its spinning anti clockwise and i cant get it back to clockwise. DOH.

Stop looking at it for 5 mins or so and think about something else, then go back, your initial perception should return

 

[Combat squirrel]

Keeps flipping between both, because of that I swear the gif is changing, who knows eh

 

[Monkey Puzzle]

Clockwise then either direction for me.

 

[SexyGreyFox]

How do you get her to turn?