Nimsky, I truly wish this thing would go away, but there's still something going on here that is unexplained. Let me repost those images
I can clearly see how in just these shots it's possible to get lost in them and mistake front for back as shown this post by straybullet. However, in the post after that one Multiple Wounds points out that the shape of the planted foot is a give away showing the correctly alignment. For if we're seeing the front of the model then the planted foot is rotated 90 degrees to where it should be. Since the position of the ankle doesn't change that means that there is one image of the model on the left leg (going clock-wise) and another on the right leg (going counter clock-wise).
Believe me, I really would like this to be solved and go away, but until I can find a reasonable explaination for why that model is on one leg one minute, then randomly on the right leg the next, I refuse to believe that perception has anything to do with this. As for the evidence you've found, I can come only come up with the idea that while the image doesn't change, perhaps it's merely loaded and at some point the image is seemlessly switch with one going to opposite direction. However, this theory sounds far to excessive for something that should be so simple.
Further, I've had this opened in another browser window on my 2nd desktop for the past several minutes and it's been moving in the same direction the entire time. The conspiracy theorist in me thinks that this means that the image we're seeing now is different then the one that was originally posted last week, but again, that sounds like too much effort.
I can clearly see how in just these shots it's possible to get lost in them and mistake front for back as shown this post by straybullet. However, in the post after that one Multiple Wounds points out that the shape of the planted foot is a give away showing the correctly alignment. For if we're seeing the front of the model then the planted foot is rotated 90 degrees to where it should be. Since the position of the ankle doesn't change that means that there is one image of the model on the left leg (going clock-wise) and another on the right leg (going counter clock-wise).
Believe me, I really would like this to be solved and go away, but until I can find a reasonable explaination for why that model is on one leg one minute, then randomly on the right leg the next, I refuse to believe that perception has anything to do with this. As for the evidence you've found, I can come only come up with the idea that while the image doesn't change, perhaps it's merely loaded and at some point the image is seemlessly switch with one going to opposite direction. However, this theory sounds far to excessive for something that should be so simple.
Further, I've had this opened in another browser window on my 2nd desktop for the past several minutes and it's been moving in the same direction the entire time. The conspiracy theorist in me thinks that this means that the image we're seeing now is different then the one that was originally posted last week, but again, that sounds like too much effort.
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