SIR, ARE YOU USING ONLY HALF YOUR BRAIN?<\/p>\n
You’re pretty smart. We all know that.<\/p>\n
You know all about partial differential equations, computer
\nprogramming, cost analysis, flow charts and vectors. If it can
\nbe put into an equation, expressed in human language, or recorded
\non a graph, you can handle it.<\/p>\n
When it comes to the semantic circuit of the brain and precise
\nmanipulations of symbol systems, you’re a champ. Any everybody
\nknows it.<\/p>\n
But what about those mysterious right-hemisphere brain
\nfunctions? Intuition? Synergetic apprehension of whole systems?
\nEsthetics and ESP?<\/p>\n
Imagine trying to live with one eye, or one lung, or one
\ntesticle.
\n Isn’t it equally a handicap to use only half your brain?<\/p>\n
“Specialization is for insects.”
\n — Robert A. Heinlein<\/p>\n
“I once knew a man who was an ear, a magnificent ear, the
\ngreatest ear in Europe. But that was all he was:an ear.”
\n — Nietzsche on Wagner<\/p>\n
(__)
\n (oo)
\n \/——-\/
\n \/ : ::
\n * ::—-::
\n ^^ ^^<\/p>\n
