Left in the Dark byTony Wright, Graham Gynn(Goodreads Author)

\'This is a totally new way of looking at the evolution of the human brain.

It is so totally fresh, unexpected and hitherto un-thought-of that it will probably take a

long time before evolutionary anthropologists and psychologists begin

to take it on board; but it will make an impact, of that there is no

doubt. It will be, it must be, taken very seriously in any discussion of

human origins.\'

How reality is a projection of the dominant left hemisphere.

If we are to believe the latest conclusions of Tony Wright

(speaking above in a National Geographic documentary) the left brain

hemisphere has not simply dominated a more passive right; rather, over

time, it has changed our neurochemistry and neural structures to support its own ascent.

In his new book, Left in the Dark, Wright argues that \"humanity is suffering from

species-wide brain damage\" and this damage is the \"root cause of our obvious insanity.\"

Taylor cites Wright\'s theory that sleep deprivation decreases the

dominance of the left brain and allows more right brain creativity.

In \'Return to the brain of Eden\' beschrijft Wright, hoe de linkerhersenhelft

getemd kan worden en balans hersteld.

Bekijk ook: Graham Gynn and Tony Wright: Left in the Dark (The Biological

Origins of the Fall from Grace): An Investigation into the Evolution of

the Human Brain. A Journey to the Edge of Human Mind, 2nd edition

(Kaleidos Press 2008)

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