Psuedo-science & pigeon holes LO11047

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>Second point:
>While on the one hand, yes one could attack the scientific
>validity of the right/left brain analogy and be fairly accurate. It is a
>generalization, and all analogies eventually break down. On the
>other hand we can't ignore that SOMETHING is going on here.

I couldn't resist including the following quote which I picked up from my
internet provider's newsletter...

"The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday
thinking." - Albert Einstein.

Sherri
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