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Probably you're right, yeah. For example, I know a heavily right-brained person, and when he reads a book, instead of the intuitive sequential pattern (even pa
by otabdeveloper2 8y ago
Probably you're right, yeah.
For example, I know a heavily right-brained person, and when he reads a book, instead of the intuitive sequential pattern (even page-odd page-even-odd-even-odd) he may read it in a zig-zag (even-even-odd-odd-even-even).
The analogy is synchronous processing (left brain) vs multithreaded (right brain).
On the other hand, right-brained people seem to have problems doing 'obvious' things like finishing chores in order, telling left from right or positioning something on a blank page.