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I asked around the office and 10 out of 10 males said clockwise.

7 out of 10 females said counterclockwise.

It seems to matter what part of the picture you focus in on.

As for me it was the chest area. I wonder if more males focus on that area first while females tend to look at the entire body/picture?

Blinking at her real hard makes her spin different aways.

Initially, it was clockwise though.

I had 3 chicks spinning in all different directions last night.

Arlos wrote:Can only see clockwise, can't imagine how you'd see counter-clockwise at all, even staring at the shadow.

-Arlos

Same, this is the only optical illusion I couldn't flip at will.

Narrock wrote:I had 3 chicks spinning in all different directions last night.

When? In between your retarded posts on NT?

Ouchyfish wrote:

Narrock wrote:I had 3 chicks spinning in all different directions last night.

When? In between your retarded posts on NT?

Wow, that was clever dude. /golf clap

wow... whoever hacked mindia is a winner.

After looking at it for a while, I can now switch the directions at will. I usually focus on her leg, when it's furthest out to the side, I imagine it going behind her each time, never in front of her. Well, not really behind her, because she is facing away. Behind her from our perspective, though. Imagine her not really spinning at all, rather just making a half circle in one direction, and then a half circle in the opposite direction. It really is trippy. She'll always switch directions when the leg is furthest out to the side.

I also tried setting it up browsers so that I could see two instances of her at once. I was able to see one spinning one direction, and the other spinning the opposite direction, at the same time. That was a real mindfuck though, and I could only see it for about 2 or 3 seconds before I lost it. If you try that, make sure they aren't synchronized.

Neat! I saw clockwise at first, but I found I can pretty much switch my perception of it at will.