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They say that the "right brain " is the seat of creativity, imagination, artistic talent, deep lingering emotions and a certain type of 'mood memory', while the "left brain" gets more intimately involved in processing intellectual information, associative intelligence, computations and the body 's principal maintenance and logic functions . Both hemispheres are separated by a cluster of cells forming a barrier or wall called the corpus callosum . Yet with all the talk about "left brain" activities and abilities versus "right brain" activities and abilities, neurologists have been working very hard to debunk the whole notion of this clear division, and instead claim (through experimentation and contrarian conjecture) that the many different functions tend to be centered in either of the two hemispheres, and that while many of the activities generally considered to be right-brained or left-brained are just due to locations of certain ...

Here at The Braintenance Blog we work you hard. We don't just supply mind agility games (as Lumosity does), but we make your mind work in a myriad of ways through a myriad of channels. A great way to have some lowbrow [nothing to do with beer] entertainment (as opposed to brain entrainment) is to create anagrams out of colleagues' and friends' names, or, if you are either a conspiracy theorist or merely an angry person who'd like to find "hidden meanings" or hilarious re combinations of brand or product names, this is your chance. If you are not familiar with anagrams, here's the Wikipedia definition, description and an example or two: An anagram is a type of word play , the result of rearranging the letters of a word or phrase to produce a new word or phrase, using all the original letters exactly once; for example orchestra can be rearranged into carthorse . Someone who creates anagrams is called an anagrammatist . The original word or phrase is...