She said she saw it Counter-Clockwise. That means the opposite of what you stated.It just means that in spite of those fancy engineering degrees (or whatever) that you have, you have an artistic and creative mind
She said she saw it Counter-Clockwise. That means the opposite of what you stated.It just means that in spite of those fancy engineering degrees (or whatever) that you have, you have an artistic and creative mind
Seriously. That's just freaky.
It would be talking to her.I wonder how the cleaning lady would see it ?
No, it's changing shapes in 2D.it is spinning ?
As soon as I first opened it, it was clearly clockwise. But only for less than 2 seconds. Then it was counter clockwise , and no matter what I do or how many times I open it or how long I look at it, I can't see it as anything other than counter clockwise, and I am starting to question whether I ever saw it as clockwise, and it's driving me crazy, so I'm not reading this thread anymore.
It would be talking to her.
It just means that in spite of those fancy engineering degrees (or whatever) that you have, you have an artistic and creative mind
Yes, couter-clockwise puts you in left-brain mode. It was where I thought I would be.I thought it meant I wasn't creative or artistic.
not that that's news to me or anything.
Evidently if you see the dancer spinning clockwise, you use more of your right brain (logic and empiricism) and if you see it spinning counterclockwise you use more of your left brain (art, philosophy)
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22556281-661,00.html
It doesn't spin at all with my slow dial up connection!
Yes, couter-clockwise puts you in left-brain mode. It was where I thought I would be.
Maybe it is because I have returned to writing after a long hiatus.
I think you are using the "slow processor" portion of your computer.It does not really "spin" for me just a series of images....
I guess I must be using the "lizard" part of my brain.