Basttion

When you look at wheels like the LM, supermesh and the R10. Do you see tuning forks, or Ys? Some wheels are definitely Y shaped because of the breadth of the spokes, but the ones I mentioned above are always tuning forks for me. Is it an optical illusion, or more a function of right vs left brain? I know distance matters, but assuming a full on shot where both wheels are mounted to a car and within the same frame of vision.<ul><li><a href="http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,22492511-5005375,00.html">Here's an illustration of what I'm talking about brain-wise...</a></li></ul>

LonelyTT

WOW. nice link

as350

Interesting link. Has me all dizzy this early in the morning.

AxeYrCat

Seriously, I cannot make her spin anti-clockwise. O_o

J. Patterson

Ok --- I see clockwise-- right brain. Is this a hoax? Don't see how one could see anti-clockwise.

YosemyTT

Anti-clockwise for me

diehlryan

Clockwise here.. and I see tuning forks 90% of the time... Y 15% of the time. ;P

AxeYrCat

Sort of like those old Magic-Eye 3D things. ;-)

MrFrostie

I always see tuning forks, no matter their breadth. Clockwise, but can see it go the other way.

Basttion

It took me a long to time to get her to anti--try squinting...BTW, I see tuning forks mostly too.