YouTube (and other) Time Wasters

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That was great but I'm not sure how many math nerds there are here at the IHB. Are you sure you weren't a math teacher in a former life?
 
NSFW!



We Didn't Start the Flame War. LOL!



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After hours & hours, I am finally able to see the dancer spin clock-wise and counter clock-wise almost on demand...



There is this whole thing that if you see it spin clockwise, then you use more of the right side of the brain and vice versa.



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That was so incredibly weird. As I stared at her thinking that there was no way that she was going any way except clockwise, she suddenly switched. I just couldn't stare any longer to see her switch back again. Then my husband came in and I asked him the direction, he said "clockwise", the opposite of where I was at. After he said it, back to clockwise for me. The brain is a very strange thing.
 
This is driving me BATTY! I stare at her and she is turning clockwise with her left foot down, and then poof! she is turning counterclockwise with her right foot down. I stare for minutes at a time and she doesn't change, but then I glance away for a second and she changes. The next time, it switches quickly while I'm looking at her. Very weird, indeed!
 
A dancer turns in the direction of the leg that is raised when doing a pirouette. She does not push off with that leg to spin in the other direction. Right leg is raised...turns to the right. I had to get up and do pirouettes in the living room just now to be sure. I can't see it any other way yet.
 
It took me a while... and a major jolt of caffiene, but if I stare at her foot long enough, she stutters and changes direction.



Which is quite possibly the best argument against eye-witness testimony EVER.
 
<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spinning_Dancer">It's an optical illusion</a>. Your brain can make it spin in either direction. It took me about 2 minutes to get it to go counterclockwise and then 5 minutes to do it on demand. Maybe that explains why I am a walking contradiction.
 
Turkey Call Rap



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The story of my life. :coolsmile:



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Just in Time for Thanksgiving --



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