Which is better right brained or left brained?

Question

Like which is better or what isthe diffrent good bad

I'm right brained

Answer 1

People tell me I'm rare.

I don't know if it's a better thing or not.

When I was little, I would wright with my left and then my left hand would get tired or the binding would get in the way and I would switch to my right hand and continue on effortlessly.

The teacher at the time was very concerned and told my parents and forced me to choose one.

I wright with my left.

Bat right and through right.

Eat and open doors with my left.

I'm mad to this day that they made me choose only one hand to wright with.

I guess that is where my problem with authority all began.

Answer 2

If you are Right Brained you use the creative side of your brain.

If you are Left Brained you use the logical side of your brain.

I am also Right Brained =)

Answer 3

Either of those is good. But for me left-brained is more good.

Right-brained people are artistic and creative.

Answer 4

It's not a battle & shouldn't be. I'm in my 'right' mind (LOL) (a Lefty); most people are right-handed (left-brained).

There are NO cultures in the world that are left-handed. So we value ourselves as 'special'. Actually, as humans grow from an embryo, blood circulation development favors 1/2 the brain over the other...

Answer 5

I use my whole brain.

Answer 6

Right brained is more creative and abstract where left brained is more black and white and task focused.  Both are necessary for the survival of mankind.

Answer 7

Neither one is really better. Im lefty and have a 145 IQ and lefties do tend to be abstractly smarter but, thats not to say that right handed / left brained people aren't smart. Lefties tend think out of the box in general.

The reason why lefties tend to stick out is because most people are right handed. In a world where most people are left handed a right handed person would seem interesting because they would be deemed as "thinking differently"

Answer 8

Neither, this is a construct on man attempting to understand our brain and its functions.

Both good and most people are a combination of both.