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- Healthy Living Editors
- November 1, 2012
- 1:32 pm
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Though some aspects of brain function do tend to occur mainly in either the left or right side of our brains, the distinction between the two sides has been somewhat exaggerated. Still, the left brain-right brain theory is fun to think about in terms of preferences and how we learn. Which side sounds more like you?
Infographic via onlinecollege.org
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Interesting. I would restart this practice that I had stopped over time!
How darling :) thank you for sharing
I thought I would add *why* some birds like to be petted. Each feather grows through the skin inside…
Thank you
Thanks for the information.
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good to remember
Left brain definately...but i love cats and do have some right brain tendencies.
interesting
funny
It's problematic when people say/imply that taking emotions into account in a logical argument is somehow irrational or that having/expressing emotions is irrational. Caring about people's feelings is not irrational, if anything, it's a logical way to begin the process of creating a logical ethical system. Afterall, why have ethics if we do not have concern for others? I'm not suggesting using emotions INSTEAD of arguments, but rather using emotions to inform our understanding of the world around us-- using logic in conjuction with emotion. I really dislike when people say "you're being emotional" to mean "you're being irrational." Having emotions does not impede one from being rational. It's problematic when we confuse these two things because then, when people express emotions, they are accused of being irrational-- which just isn't true.
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Interesting . . . . .
thanks
What if I use both?
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