if you cannot comprehend my points ( as well as itunes, and pissed's ) then there's nothing further to add =O

This post was edited by macfinn on Oct 11 2009 03:37pm

[QUOTE=TidsL,Sun, 11 Oct 2009, 12:37][QUOTE=macfinn,Sun, Oct 11 2009, 09:26pm]i guess you cant comprehend this

I don't get it. So this kid (according to you) isn't really spinning to the left cause it's shown with 2 dimensional pictures?[/QUOTE]

its not even spinning....

you guys dont understand the concept of 2d

This post was edited by macfinn on Oct 11 2009 03:38pm

I just killed ur only point that i told him to provide evidence (and i didnt actually say that) so might you explain the big point im missing.
If we cannot comprehend left and right on a 2d pic ask urself how we watch tv and play video games, not to mention use our eyes that see things in 2d

Now ima go to work caz a collage student needs to make some money to eat so u can sit at home all day and try to prove me wrong, ill come back and smash you l8er if u even provide a valid argument.

wait? you make collages for a living?

that explains everything!!

I can see it moving in both directions by staring at it for long enough.

Or rather, I can change which direction it appears to be moving in. It spins left for me naturally, but if I focus long enough and think about it, I can see it spinning right.

I find it helps me considerably to spin my fingers in the direction she's -not- heading, then she flips direction eventually.

some1 with some wits

How the fuck did u get that outa what i said... can ne1 say retard?



Its an illusion, spin like she does and you will go right no questions asked, this picture is made to throw you off.
neways piece and ty for not being dumb like macfinn (to AiNedeSpelCzech) but im rlly 99.9999999999% sure she only turns right

It's because our brains interpret those 2D images. When it's real life, it's easy - we can use tons of clues, such as lighting, to resolve a 2D image into a 3D image.

In fact, that's precisely what the optical illusion above is doing; it's using context clues to try to create the illusion of a 3D image. However, since there are actually no context clues, your brain simply picks one based on any of a number of random factors.



I can absolutely tell you without a shadow of a doubt that I have seen her spin in both directions.

Try the trick that I mentioned above - twirl the fingers of both hands toward the left while staring at her intently and thinking 'left.' You'll see a short bit of 'glitch' for a second and she'll start spinning left.

This post was edited by AiNedeSpelCzech on Oct 11 2009 03:47pm

good luck with "collage" you'll need it bud



here's a rational explanation for it. but it doesnt take a science whiz to realize it's secret

This post was edited by macfinn on Oct 11 2009 03:47pm

I reached the conclusion of her turning right after mimicking her movements in real life
Ok last post rlly XD

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Sorry bro i mistype it that way all the time, its a good thing im not an english major isnt it?

This post was edited by DarkestLight on Oct 11 2009 03:48pm