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Right Brain | Left Brain diagram

Left/right brain functions from a Jordan Peterson lecture
Image from a Jordan Peterson lecture: 2017 Maps of Meaning 08: Neuropsychology of Symbolic Representation.

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Naomi is adding more of her personality to her home by displaying her artworks!
As well as making your home more "you", this is a really valuable strategy for learning. You do need to look at your own paintings... a lot! Painting gets the things you like about art out of your head and onto a canvas. It clarifies your thinking about art

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