Left and Right brain thinker

[JesusZone]

Have you wonder how our brains works? First of all, this is NOT a debate or argument about frunction of the brain. This is simply comments. So, don't go in and quote scriptures about the subject. I don't need anymore nagatives feedback from the board.

Anyway...Our left brain define logic and facts. I don't see nothing wrong with that. We all need every part of our brain. The left brain define what we see, hear, and touch. Everything that involved around this material world is our left brain thinker.

In the other hand, there's right brain thinker. People who love music, arts, and astrologers. These kind of people tense to use more of their imaginations. There imaginations take them beyond what they can see, hear, and touch. Hmmm...that's sound familiar. Its that what we call..FAITH?
I think that's why Jesus said; Lets little children comes unto me, for the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to people like them. Our children have very wild imaginations. Sometimes children see things that we cannot see and say the wises thing that even an adult cannot comprehend. When we grew up to adulthood, our mind lean toward left brain thinker. We only believe what we see and hear. Anything beyond is not logic or real. I pray that we love our Lord Jesus Christ like little children. And again, this is not a debate or an argument. If you have something to add on to what I said. You feel free to do so. Keep it positive, please.

May God blessed you and keep you safe in this Holiday celebration.

p.s. Don't forget to give thanks to HIM for all the great and wonderful things that HE blessed us with the past year.

 

[Melethiel]

Ah, but it's not that simple. Music, for example, is dependent on a knowledge of at least mathematics, and physics helps too. Everything is interwoven.

 

[DaveS]

Hee hee... I'm left handed!

Nah seriously, I think that both parts of the brain are really intertwined and really only contribute to small changes (based on handedness) such as in a... piece of music a right-hander would be more likely to base the piece around timing and a precise rhythm while a left-hander would be more likely to base the piece on what they think it should sound like by glancing at the notes rather than really concentrating on the timing.

Saying that, being left-handed does actually contribute to being able to think outside the box as can be seen through history (Da Vinci, Michaelangelo, Alexander the Great, Aristotle....) but I think this is not so much because we are prone to use a different side of the brain but rather that we are prone to be 'different'. I will try to explain a bit more... as we are 'different' so to speak this seems to create a change, like an automatic 'stand out from crowd' effect and lessens the shyness of coming up with new ideas as we are already used to being different... even if we are more often than not wrong. Does that make sense? So in short - don't pick a left-hander for a routine job! They will only try to think of a better way of doing it and get it wrong (probably)!

Dave

 

[Melethiel]

DaveS - I think you're confusing being left-handed with being left-brained. I tend to be about equal in both, so I really can't say anything one way or another...

 

[DaveS]

Oh I didn't explain... if you are left-handed you tend to be more right brained, if you are right-handed, you tend to be more left brained.... for some reason! I think that handedness is like a way of displaying 'dominancy' in a way over which brain side is stronger or something.

 

[Melethiel]

Oh I didn't explain... if you are left-handed you tend to be more right brained, if you are right-handed, you tend to be more left brained.... for some reason! I think that handedness is like a way of displaying 'dominancy' in a way over which brain side is stronger or something.

In that case, there would be far more left brained people than right-brained (since being right-handed is a dominant trait), and that's simply not the case. Sorry, but that idea doesn't hold water. [Also, I'm left handed, but have about equal brains.]

 

[justcallmejamie]

im a centralist personally

 

[DaveS]

In that case, there would be far more left brained people than right-brained (since being right-handed is a dominant trait), and that's simply not the case. Sorry, but that idea doesn't hold water. [Also, I'm left handed, but have about equal brains.]

Actually, there are far more right-handed people than left-handed, I think it is something like 1 in 10 are left-handed.