Bryant Park Project
That dancer gives me a headache. I see her going clockwise, but I find it hard to believe that the right brain traits better describe me than the left brain...
I saw counter clockwise and I can't really argue with the list of left-minded attributes. I would say though I am detail oriented but get the big picture and I do appreciat things as well as acknowledge them. So maybe that's why when I concentrated I was able to see the lady spin the other way. Okay, I have to go back to work now researching tomorrow's segment on China.
Based on her shape, I'd say she's a woman, not a girl. Oh, and I see her going clockwise, too.
two things that go together to a frightening degree:
1: looks "anticlockwise" to me.
2: kind of depends on whether we're looking from the top of the bottom, doesn't it??? is that detail too much to ask for?
insert joke about australia-is-upside-down here.
hit reload a few times... it looks like this woman changes direction. ( I think-- if not what the heck does that say about the way i use my brain!?)
...wait... forget it. it was all in my mind. this is a wierd excercise to do with a group of peopel, because all of them call out "it's changing direction!" at different times.
Wait a second! Now she is going counter-clockwise, and that seems more like me. Is this thing rigged?
I am also pretty clearly a left-brainer who got a right brain result, so I am suspicious of this test. I think maybe it's a sneaky way of testing just how distracted you are by this silhouette's obvious nakedness.
if it's rigged so be it...but i am certain that i could concentrate and activate changes of direction...and so what does that mean...something brilliant i presume!!!
We looked at this in my office and most of us could switch it back and forth, but all of us had a dominant direction (I was clockwise)
I'd be really interested to have this explained a little bit more. Why do right brained or left brained people see it differently? What makes this a valid test?
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