Take the test to figure out. Ideally, it would be having a subtle blend of both. At the end of the day, what matters I guess is to live to your full potential while seeking to complement others towards a common goal.
Take the test to figure out. Ideally, it would be having a subtle blend of both. At the end of the day, what matters I guess is to live to your full potential while seeking to complement others towards a common goal.
Physics and mathematics = left isn't it :P
ReplyDeleteRight Brainer?? That can't be right!
ReplyDeleteHmm. Hein, ala ene ti kestion pu zot. Ki legim prefere Navin?
ReplyDeleteLeft...no big surprise there.And btw, Bruno you need to have both hemisphere sync to play music so it's not just physics or not phsyics. :) To answer the 'highly philosophical' question of Sanjay, is gato piman a vegetable?? :P :)
ReplyDeleteGee, I did the test and it told me that I have neither right or left brain. I guess there's just draft inside.
ReplyDeleteA balanced brain makes a balanced person - combining sequential thinking with a holistic approach, or linear thinking with intuition, enables us to fully comprehend issues and solve problems.
ReplyDeleteDon't despair Yashi! You are in good company - Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, David Ogilvy, Woody Allen etc.
ReplyDeleteThe right-brainer is a rare lot, the few that can think outside the box! Education by rote is the main culprit.
ReplyDeleteRakesh
Came out as a left-brainer (verbal, logical and analytical). I'm apparently in the same group as Jack Welch and most CEOs.
ReplyDeleteThe thing is I put in a lot of 'not sure' answers because the options were equally valid or invalid.
Should try to look for something a little more discriminating. In the meantime here's something related.