like part of an object changes when you begin noticing the surrounding shapes.
You may discover a second interpretation.
Or you may continue seeing only rocks and snow.
Both outcomes are perfectly reasonable.
THE MOST INTERESTING EXPERIMENT
Here’s a better test than the left-brain versus right-brain claim.
Show this photograph to someone who has never seen it before.
Do not tell them about the dinosaur.
Do not mention the hugging figures.
Simply ask:
“What do you see in this mountain?”
Write down their
initial answer.
Only afterward should you mention
