Predator vs Prey...pic.twitter.com/qNY9vWJT6a
When you’re in left hemispheric mode, you’re more in predator mode; and when you’re in right hemispheric mode, you’re more in prey mode. http://j.mp/2QTlUEJ pic.twitter.com/uYoKULRGRP
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So what you're saying is left-handed people are prey? How do you explain so many left handed presidents?
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So what you're saying is we should construct our society like the right-handers?
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So that means those in the radical left are extreme predators? :p
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Could it be that the right hemisphere is used more for creativity, putting us in a vulnerable state?
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Not gonna lie chief, that makes no sense.
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Generalisation is not good. I thought I heard some Canadian Psychology professor teaching everyone is an individual and should not be generalised. Then again, it just takes a sniff of popularity to turn from a professor into a political hack.
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"you're more in" allows a lot of variability for the individual, and the body of work he's posting about is very, very dense.
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If you had actually watched the video you would know that the tweet text is in reference to what is guest had to say. So who are you defaming and who were you trying to defame? Perhaps in the end you have simply scored an "own goal"?
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