The miracles of psychology

Today, we are so lucky because mr.bala was absent! Yeah! *Happy*
And the lecturer who replace for our class is Miss Kow, my favorite lecturer for psychology. Although she didn't teach me before, except for replacement class whenever my tutor or lecturer was absent.
I like her teaching style. She will always talk about the main point, giving the good example so that we can understand with the topic but not crapping non sense in front of the class for 2 hours. LOL
Besides, she will always tell us which part is important and which is not. Me and river are very happy whenever hear she say "this slide is not important, no need to study or just skip it." That means we no need to study so much "shit".

She shows us this picture. After searching, then only I know this picture is called "Spinning Lady Illusion".
Once you see this picture, what direction does she turn? Clockwise or Anti-clockwise?
If you cannot see her spinning in my blog, click here.
At first, i see her turning to left, but all my friends see her turning to right!!! However, i can see her turn to right later on. According to my friend, this illusion can test you which brain that you often use with the direction of the lady turning. I see her turning to left or anti-clockwise, that means I use left brain a lot. If you see her turning to right or clockwise, that means you always use your right brain. Song said maybe the usage of my left and right brain is average. Hahahaha XD

People say if you use left brain more, you are less likely to memorize things faster but you like to think logically, or you like to do maths or others that related to counting. If you use your right brain more, you are more artistic, more creative, you have a lot of imagination, and of course you can remember things faster than left brain user. Actually i not very sure whether is it 100% accurate, but you can just touch and go.

If you are so powerful, you can either control the image turning to the direction that you want to, or you can cheat. Well, you should be able to switch the direction of turning by focusing on the shadow of the legs and imaging the rotation in a direction opposite to what we see. LOL