Polls: Other

And why?

I mean i have an android phone,

i want iphone vivid filter on my photos with a cheat!! like
By adjusting hue saturation etc on any app like VSCO? any way to get it?

Just curious about how many people fold toilet paper before using it because I just do it without even noticing.
Or do you just grab a piece?

American neuropsychologist Roger Sperry won the 1981 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for his work in split-brain research. Want to know which side of your brain, left or right, is more dominant in you, and by how much?

Takes about 15 minutes.
One of the questions requires audio, so have your speakers on or headphones ready.
No email address required to be given. It's very easy. You get result at end.
Do a screenshot and post that, if you are able.

https://www.arealme.com/left-right-brain/en/

P. S. I'm not good at math, so that skill must have scurried away over to the other side, but all the other blue things do apply to me. And my memory is pretty bad, so thus the 30% over there.

Also, they used to say that if you were right-handed, you were left brain dominant, but as many kids in school were forced over to their other hand to write, this was later thrown out as being any kind of indicator. But I am left-handed. Worldwide, about 10% are left-handed. Men are more likely to be left-handed than women and express the left-hand more dominantly. According to studies, 70-95% of the world's population is right-handed.

If you must choose, or you were given a choice to be granted one, which one would it be?

A somewhat ridiculous hypothetical (I'm not that much into hypotheticals, generally), but I woke up this morning pondering this. Who would choose which? Who would be the outliers? Who thinks very differently than me? Hmmm...

Let's define them:

Intelligence is the ability to acquire new information. It does not apply to all types of information the same way. Some people are more prone to acquire information of a certain nature than others. For example, some people can understand facts and figures, but cannot assess emotional information of any kind. And vice-versa.

Knowledge is facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject; awareness or familiarity gained by experience of a fact or situation. The sum of what is known.

Wisdom refers to the ability to think and act in accordance with a high level of common sense, great experience and an understanding of the situation. It also involves having a lot of insight and a capacity to see beyond appearances and into the situation, to assess consequences of various courses of action and to choose the best one. Knowing the difference between right and wrong is essential in this case.

And for your amusement and curiosity, here's my brain in an MRI/MRA scanner...