You must have heard about the left hemisphere of the brain and the right hemisphere. Those who use the left side of the brain (left hemisphere) are right-handed and those who use the right side (right hemisphere) are left-handed. Again, those who use the left side of their brain are logical people, they like to think with logic. On the other hand, those who use the right side of the brain are great artists, they can dive into the imagination in a great way, their creativity is much higher.
Now think with a little logic how many left-handed people you see in your life. Right-handed people must be ahead of left-handed and right-handed people. Have you ever seen right-handed people draw great pictures, sing great songs, or write great poems?
Now let's talk about a little boastful science. First of all, let's talk about our brain. Our brain can be divided in two ways. Right and left. The edge right side is called the right hemisphere and the left side is called the left hemisphere. So these two sides of the brain are giggling about 100 billion neurons. And the corpus callosum is acting as a bridge between the left hemisphere and the right hemisphere of the brain. But the funny thing is that the left side of the brain controls the right side of the brain and the right side of the brain. In other words, if someone moves the right hand, then the whole credit goes to the left brain and moving the left hand means that the right brain will get the credit. However, there is no definitive explanation for the reason for this opposite behavior of the brain. However, evolutionary science suggests that as animals evolved, their brains became more complex for survival. For example, if an animal sees a predator coming from its left side, it would be best for it to run to the right.
Let's see how our brain works. Well, let's add two numbers, 3 and 5. Now if you add 5 and 3, the answer is 7. Adding these 5's and 3's, that's 6, our left brain is doing this whole process. Now let's think, is 8 bigger or smaller than 7? Definitely small. How do I know it's smaller than that? Our right brain is helping us to understand this. Now think if you are a logical person, very good at math but you can't compare between 7 and 8 then how good you are at math! You may remember a left brainer lots of words. But if you want to tell your girlfriend I love you, you have to take the help of the right brain. He must not understand anything if I tell him I love you. That means the right brain is helping you to make your sentence. In other words, the brains on both our sides work equally well in all fields. Let's say the left brain and the right brain are just the most effective experiments for a myth. In 1923, Walter Dandy, a surgeon at Johns Hopkins University, operated on a brain tumor patient and removed one side of his brain. This rare operation is called a hemispherectomy. In the case of patients with this operation, it has been found that even though they do not have half a brain, their memory, personality, and speech are generally growing. However, if there is no one side of the brain, the opposite side of his body becomes useless. In 2013, a team of researchers at the University of Utah performed MRIs on the brains of 1,000 people. But there was no effect on the left brain or the right brain.
However it is true that our brain is divided into right and left parts. And their work is also different. But no part of the brain can give any output independently or independently. The two parts of the brain work equally well for each output. So there is no such thing as right-brained or left-brained. This is totally a myth. Sadly, though, most people still believe in the left-right theory of the brain.
However, a few days ago, some posts on Facebook in various science groups were getting quite a response. With some pictures that create illusions in the brain, it says that if you see this then your left brain is effective and if you see that then your right brain is effective. Now let's say a science student sees this and knows that his right brain is working, then he must have thought, "Oh well, I'm not logical, I can't do math, I won't do science." So I would say no one will believe the myth of the Left Right Brain.
Let science be free from confusion,
Let science add information.
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