The Bogley Trifecta: Nipples, Nudity, and Neuroscience

[JP]

I saw counter clockwise at first, then clockwise, then counter again and right in front of my eyes, her left foot went from swinging to standing.

She changes.

[Sombeech]

She changes.

Don't they all?

[sparker1]

I see her change directions occasionally.

[denaliguide]

she switched for me too. but if i look at the shadow of her foot she turning clockwise, err no counter, err no clock, no wait....................

[RugerShooter]

I agree she changes direction, if it was a mind thing how come the foot that stays on the ground changes when her direction of spin changes???

[Brewhaha]

I think the changes are all in the mind. The motion always remains the same.

[CarpeyBiggs]

I think the changes are all in the mind. The motion always remains the same.

this is correct. i broke out the individual frames in imageready. crazy!

[Cirrus2000]

Very cool. So far, I only see clockwise. I'm going to go back and concentrate on switching it, as is possible with the Necker Cube...

[tanya]

Very cool. So far, I only see clockwise. I'm going to go back and concentrate on switching it, as is possible with the Necker Cube...

Mine is always clockwise but since these things would have to be more dominanat for me to see her turn the other way --- I know its never going to be possible...
Those things are just not me!

LEFT BRAIN FUNCTIONS
uses logic
detail oriented
facts rule
words and language
present and past
math and science
can comprehend
knowing
acknowledges
order/pattern perception
knows object name
reality based
forms strategies
practical
safe

[Iceaxe]

You want to see a really big change?

Put a wedding ring on her finger and watch her gain 20 pounds.

[JP]

[Cirrus2000]

You want to see a really big change?

Put a wedding ring on her finger and watch her gain 20 pounds.

So, when I look at it with my peripheral vision (someone else mentioned peripheral vision, too), I can see it going either way. When I see it going counter-clockwise, then shift my eyes over to it, it stays counter-clockwise - for a moment. Then it's back to clockwise for me.

She's so fickle...

[trackrunner]

You want to see a really big change?

Put a wedding ring on her finger and watch her gain 20 pounds.

[tanya]

You want to see a really big change?

Put a wedding ring on her finger and watch her gain 20 pounds.

[sparker1]

Put a wedding ring on her finger and watch her gain 20 pounds.

Put $4300 on the table and watch her go down.

[RedMan]

Put $4300 on the table and watch her go down.

Doh, that made me Spitz.

[icthys]

You want to see a really big change?

Put a wedding ring on her finger and watch her gain 20 pounds.

So, when I look at it with my peripheral vision (someone else mentioned peripheral vision, too), I can see it going either way. When I see it going counter-clockwise, then shift my eyes over to it, it stays counter-clockwise - for a moment. Then it's back to clockwise for me.

She's so fickle...

That's how it works for me.