Left brain goes offline, Nirvana ensues
Last night I watched Jill Bolte Taylor’s TED Talk from 2008 (seems I am a bit behind the times) and loved it so much.
Taylor suffered a stroke in her late 30s, and because she’s a neuroscientist had a very unique perspective on the experience, even while her (left) brain was still hemorrhaging.
After you watch it, what questions does it bring up for you?
For me, questions arise such as:
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