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From: DN5@psuvm.psu.edu
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Subject: Re: Left Handed programmers (was Sinister Hackers 8-))
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Date: 22 Aug 90 18:12:57 GMT
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In article <1990Aug20.084113@bert.llnl.gov>, howell@bert.llnl.gov (Louis Howell)
says:
>
>First, the opinions:  I tend to react to all the left brain/right
>brain BS the same way I react to people who sharpen their razor
>blades with a pyramid.

>Louis Howell
>
>#include <std.disclaimer>

Good you you!  Most of the left-brain/right-brain tests were done
with people who had the connection between the left and right halves
of their brain cut.  Normally their is a connection between the
two halves, which allows them to communicate fully.

This connection is one of the reasons for the power of the human
mind and though.

Just my not-so-humble-opinion (and that of my Ed Psych instructors,
of course).

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