Maybe the best way to answer this question is to get half of a frontal
lobotomy, and see which talents you loose.
Neal
On Oct 29, 2012, at 10:19 AM, Ed Wiser wrote:
I come from an art background. But work in technical field. I am
always searching for answers weather for myself or others. Has lead me
to learn a great deal on how to find answers.
Finding is the fun part of the search.
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 28, 2012, at 9:57 PM, John Robinson <[email protected]>
wrote:
This has nothing to do with Mac, it has to do with those that answer
our questions. Ever notice that folks like me (that don't know
much) flitter around with verbiage that leads in circles while those
in the know, like Lee and many others, get right to the question,
often giving answers that are so in depth. I love it and have
techno envy.
My question. All my life I have thought the scientific, the
technical, the mathematical were considered RIGHT BRAINED folks
while those on the "artsy" side of life were considered LEFT
BRAINED. My daughter mentioned that it was just the opposite, I
disagreed and began a search to find BOTH answers, I couldn't
believe I was not able to find a definitive, nail it on the wall
answer.
So, Lee, are the folks like yourself considered Right or Left
Brained, while those as myself that dwell in a cloud somewhere are
undoubtedly the opposite?
John
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