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Should Left and Right Hemisphere divorce?
Yes, absolutely
No, their love is forever
No, they're perfect for each other (derogatory)
They should divorce remarry and divorce again that's how divorced they should be
I don't know these characters but they look cute together
I don't know these characters but they should divorce
I have zero opinion on their relationship status
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Acrylic, fill-in, feelings, incision, in the cut, what opens wounds, vulnerable. Uncomfortable in this position, resistant, indecision, what's killing spirit, living a lie, this isn't it, spilling gate, way, monologue, mental fog, I am lost. Don't know what I'm doing. Incongruent, in ruin. Losing my mind. Why? - afroknotical ©2019
The universe is not to be narrowed down to the limits of the understanding which has been men's practice until now, but the understanding must be stretched and enlarged to take in the image of the universe as it is discovered.
Sir Fancis Bacon
[C]onclusions true within strict limitations have been generalised dogmatically into a fallacious universality.
Alfred North Whitehead, 1929
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The Scientific Research Notes of S. Sunkavally (years:2002-2011).
4958-4962.
Iain McGilchrist: Western Civilization in the Grip of Left Brain Thinking
Brain imprints on cranial bones from humans and great apes refute the long-standing belief that the human pattern of brain asymmetry is unique. Researchers noted similar patterns of asymmetry in our great ape ancestors. However, there was more variability in this pattern in humans. Findings suggest lateralized and uniquely human cognitive abilities, such as language, evolved by adapting an ancestral brain asymmetry pattern.
