Illusions or brain teasers

[Phyr]

Not what you first read now was it   :-3

[Phyr]

Depending on what side of the brain you use, you will see this going clockwise (right-side) counterclockwise (left side)

[winddrinker]

 The figure turns both right an left... :)

[Phyr]

Yes you can see it going both ways just depends on how your looking at it. And what side of your brain it takes to show you this, left side will tell you it's counter clockwise and the right side will tell you it is going clockwise :)

[Pat The Fox]

Test Your Awareness : Whodunnit?

[Pupperdogs]

I love this one ^^


Look at each word and speak out the colors, not the word.

Part of your brain tries to identify the color while another part of your brain reads the word. This regional brain conflict can produce errors in perception.

[Phyr]

Nice one.

Anyone else is welcome to add :)

[Pantera]

The spinning figure was turning right.. I'm right handed..but as I focused more..it sort of glitches three times..the next thing I knew...it was spinning left..should I be concerned?

[Sasha]

The spinning figure was turning right.. I'm right handed..but as I focused more..it sort of glitches three times..the next thing I knew...it was spinning left..should I be concerned?

Left handed person I know said left, but both of us could see it spinning if we focused the other direction. It's freaky, it looks SO obvious spinning left, but I look away and it's impossible to see again unless I look at the right time/state of mind. It was like tapping on an object with both hands as a kid, I'd imagine one tap to be a different tone slightly to make a bit of a melody, but in reality it was the same sound ...

Tigerface.

[Wereman]

Probably common nature, yet I read the first statement with the d and b in it's proper place without thinking twice.

The ballerina is a classic one and as much I see it spinning one direction I try to train my brain to spin it the other way. Quite a challenge.