Our right brain behaves more like the rats.
It does not try to interpret its experience
to find the deeper meaning; it lives only
in the thin moment of the present.
But when the left brain is asked to explain
why it is attempting to psych out
the whole sequence, it always comes up
with a theory, however spurious.
It does not try to interpret its experience
to find the deeper meaning; it lives only
in the thin moment of the present.
But when the left brain is asked to explain
why it is attempting to psych out
the whole sequence, it always comes up
with a theory, however spurious.
Michael Gazzaniga
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