Excellent work. There is a lot to ponder here. We learn about what the right hemishphere does when we examine people who have some form of right brain injury. This "subtractive" examination is not uncommon. Here it is interesting. We cannot do a description justice by employing only left hemisphere techniques, so we look at the whole of the person, and then the absence of a component of the right hemisphere to understand the thing.
Meanwhile civilization rushes toward "optimization" in a transhumanistic frenzy led by people who have various forms of right hemisphere disfunction.
Excellent work. There is a lot to ponder here. We learn about what the right hemishphere does when we examine people who have some form of right brain injury. This "subtractive" examination is not uncommon. Here it is interesting. We cannot do a description justice by employing only left hemisphere techniques, so we look at the whole of the person, and then the absence of a component of the right hemisphere to understand the thing.
Meanwhile civilization rushes toward "optimization" in a transhumanistic frenzy led by people who have various forms of right hemisphere disfunction.
*edited to correct typo.