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thats really kewl!
umm… no, i can control it!
That’s amazing. I’ve heard of a few other similar ones, but this one is excellent
it actually does work if you write the 6 by starting at the bottom circle and make the circle clockwise and then go up and end with the stem of the 6
I don’t understand. I’m not having any problems with it, no matter which direction I draw the six.
I am doing a project for my AP psychology class on right and left brain and i was just curious as to how this trick determines which brain is more dominate for you.
yeah… ur right….!