I hate headbanging music and heavy (like, real heavy) metal music, hence why I'm not much of a Metallica fan. I like Fade to Black, however. A song that's softer than your average Metallica song, and a an absolutely beautiful tune topped of with great lyrics and an amazing guitar solo at the end.
Note: I know some people are thinking I time traveled from the eighties, and I probably did. But to me, art has no time, and I'm currently on a personal journal to discover art in all types of media, be it music,
film, photography or even video games.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu4wvvoA9-s
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Dominant Side of the Brain?
For a while now I've been wanting to know what side of my brain is dominant, so a few days ago I opened up my computer and googled for "dominant brain side test". What ended up opening first was an article that explains this topic, and what the signs of each type of person are.
Turns out the right side of my brain is the dominant one. How could I tell? Well, according to the article, right sided people (I'll call them that) find it hard to explain what they think or feel, and they start waving their arms and pointing when asked for directions. Guess what, that's exactly what I do! These were just example signs of how right sided people act, and sure enough I show these signs very clearly. Suffice it to say I didn't have to look for a test anymore since I already have my answer.
To explain a little, right sided people react more to visual input and is responsible for spatial manipulation. That's why such people need to visualize the directions and hence the waving and pointing (instead of explaining in simple words), and they also find it easier to explain using visuals rather than words.
Does this information have any implications on my blogging? Good question!
Turns out the right side of my brain is the dominant one. How could I tell? Well, according to the article, right sided people (I'll call them that) find it hard to explain what they think or feel, and they start waving their arms and pointing when asked for directions. Guess what, that's exactly what I do! These were just example signs of how right sided people act, and sure enough I show these signs very clearly. Suffice it to say I didn't have to look for a test anymore since I already have my answer.
To explain a little, right sided people react more to visual input and is responsible for spatial manipulation. That's why such people need to visualize the directions and hence the waving and pointing (instead of explaining in simple words), and they also find it easier to explain using visuals rather than words.
Does this information have any implications on my blogging? Good question!
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