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Line 506: :Agreed. The Medium article falls into the same old pop-science trap of wildly extrapolating neuroscientific theories into broad descriptions of the patterns of peoples behaviour, despite no evidence actually being given to link the two together (or even that such variations corresponding with left/right-brainedness even exist in the first place!). Despite claiming to be a more nuanced understanding, it still presupposes the existance of left- and right-brained peoplem, and uses the authority of Elkhonon Goldberg to argue for points not supported by his research. [[User:FChlo\|FChlo]] ([[User talk:FChlo\|talk]]) 11:27, 26 April 2024 (UTC) == Hemispheric Asymmetry == Many sweeping generalizations have been made about right and left hemisphere function which are hard to justify. One such claim is that the left hemisphere is specialized for local, detailed, serial processing, whereas the right hemisphere is more specialized for global, holistic, parallel processing. [[User:תיל"ם\|תיל"ם]] ([[User talk:תיל"ם\|talk]]) 14:57, 24 May 2024 (UTC)

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