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Aspies, how would you describe your hemispheric activity?
Left brain dominant, both sides integrate fine 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Right brain dominant, both sides integrate fine 14%  14%  [ 2 ]
Left brain dominant, trouble with integration 21%  21%  [ 3 ]
Right brain dominant, trouble with integration 36%  36%  [ 5 ]
No dominance, both sides integrate fine 14%  14%  [ 2 ]
No dominance, trouble with integration 14%  14%  [ 2 ]
Total votes : 14

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19 Jun 2010, 9:03 pm

Might as well make things easier, eh?

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20 Jun 2010, 11:34 am

Moog wrote:
Might as well make things easier, eh?

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I was checking it out last evening. The SBaGen sounds interesting. The man is so straight forward about it. And it's FREE! I'm going to try it when I get a new computer (not sure when that will be). I also signed up for the trail cd from Centerpointe. I don't care for the way they are marketing their Holosync. It comes across to me as being a gimmick and bunch of BS. That's my interpretation anyway. But I'm going to look at it deeper and maybe I will find something useful. Moog, "Thank You" for posting all of this information. :)



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20 Jun 2010, 3:59 pm

No worries! Glad I could be useful. :)


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20 Jun 2010, 10:18 pm

capriwim wrote:
I can't integrate them, but my understanding is that this is simply how ASD brains work. We process things one at a time, rather than multitasking. Brain studies also show disruption between links between top down processing (understanding the big picture) and bottom up processing (focusing on details), and I know for myself this is definitely the case - my brain simply doesn't integrate the two. I don't think it's possible to change how the Aspie/autistic brain is wired, but rather find ways to use it for your advantage.


good point, but I prefer to believe that while our default brain condition may make integrating difficult, it doesn't mean we cant eventually train ourselves to make it somehow work out in a method suitable to our individual talents. We have habits and tendencies, but under the right circumstances, with the right attitude and lots of *practice,* I think our brain could possibly be capable of doing much more than what common science is telling us it can do. Ofcourse, each individual case is different....


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