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Spinning silhouette illusion (Mind Hacks - USA)

She appears to constantly spin in one direction, but if you concentrate hard enough... voila! She spins in the opposite direction!
Brainz are funny things.
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I'd seen the spinning silhouette illusion before but never got it to work. I just gave it another try and I succeeded. The trick is to "defocus" to the extent that you see two of the spinning ladies - both spinning the wrong way. Actually, while writing the previous sentence, in a window adjacent to the spinning lady, she was spinning the wrong way as I saw her through the corner of my eye. Interesting...
When I first saw this illusion she was already spinning the "wrong" way (anticlockwise). After concentrating for a little while I can switch her direction at will.
For me, the trick is to concentrate on different parts of her body.
If I focus on her chin or her extended foot, she tends to spin clockwise.
If I focus on her extended hand, she tends to spin anticlockwise.
If I focus on her boobs, she tends to oscillate back and forth such that her back is always facing me.
That's just not fair!
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