Right brain vs left brain test

[George K]

Totally BS.

I see it walking backwards and I am the least creative, intuitive person I know.

Best explanation:

[Catseye3]

Why? Why would it work that way? What's the connection between your brained-ness and the horse's direction? Do the patterns on the horse's body have anything to do with it?

[89th]

Yeah if anyone sees the horse walking forward, let me know. It's BS.

[mark]

I can see it walk both directions because unlike you less evolved humans, I use my entire brain.

When did we get such lame emoticons?

[brenda]

@mark said in Right brain vs left brain test:

I can see it walk both directions because unlike you less evolved humans, I use my entire brain.

I see it going both directions, too.

[Horace]

I don't understand how to see it going forward. When the hoof is making contact with the ground, the body is moving backwards relative to that point of contact. That's not a matter of perspective.

It reminds me of the spinning dancer illusion, which could be seen either clockwise or counter clockwise, but with the spinning dancer, I could see both.

[taiwan_girl]

@Horace said in Right brain vs left brain test:

I don't understand how to see it going forward. When the hoof is making contact with the ground, the body is moving backwards relative to that point of contact. That's not a matter of perspective.

It reminds me of the spinning dancer illusion, which could be seen either clockwise or counter clockwise, but with the spinning dancer, I could see both.

Yeah, I can only see it going backward also (in the original clip)