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Started by Eggtastico, October 22, 2007, 16:56:31 PM

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Eggtastico

Quote from: Poison_UKIf it spins both ways it means your attracted to knighty....
your messing up your swings with your spins  :mrgreen:

Liam

Quote from: Poison_UKIf it spins both ways it means your attracted to knighty....

LOL nope means that i am left brained.

Serious

Quote from: Poison_UKIf it spins both ways it means your attracted to knighty....
It was spinning counter clockwise when I looked at it and then it changed back again to clockwise... :/

neXus

No one other then me and bear worked out how to get it spinning how you want when you want yet?

Tisc Tisc

Smugs

Cover your eyes with your hands then alternate opening and closing them.

Worked for me.
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Beaker

i can "Make" it spin either way  :shrug:

Walrusbonzo

Even before I read the post I noticed it changing direction......  So I can do it :)

neXus

Quote from: SmugsCover your eyes with your hands then alternate opening and closing them.

Worked for me.

It is as simple as that if your brain works normal (if you cant do it  you hacve a dodgy brain :) )

Your right half controls your left side and your left half controls the right so closing one eye relating to the current direction for the side of the brain working.
So if it is going anti clockwise your using your left side of your brain so if you shut your right eye and keep looking at it you should see it switch. it may take a while and you may need to read the text or something to get it to kick in and look at the picture again but it does work

red

no. if you are right handed this is the normal,

your right brain controls less logical tasks, where verbalization doesnt occur. dont speak to anyone sketching while they are drawing as they cant do both.

your left side controls motor function, speaking, rationalization.

left handed people use both sides of the brain to do normal left side controls, and if your dysbraxic, the wiring is even more complex.

taken from Drawing from the right side of the brain. By betty edwards. here.