Re: CHAT: FINAL QUESTION: your natlangs.

Laurie Gerholz wrote:

> Last year we did a cognitive brain mapping of our group at work. This
> was *not* a personality test, rather it was intended to discover a
> person's preferred modes of thinking. If one tries to communicate with
> someone who has a different cognitive preference, and neither of you is
> aware of the differences, it is extremely easy to garble the
> communication. Anyway, I ended up with an almost even split between
> left-brain and right-brain dominance in terms of preferred mode of
> thinking.
When I was in highschool I took a creative writing class where we
all had to take brainedness tests to determine which side was dominant.
On a scale of -14 to 14 (with negatives being left brained), I scored
a -2, almost whole-brained, which is I guess why I like both grammar
and poetry. :)

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