Left/Right brain quiz

[marooned]

i got l/r balanced, which makes sense since i felt torn on almost every question (although i think some of the questions were really lame even though i don't know technically why they were lame)

anyway i am pretty balanced between the two and it's made things really difficult because i feel torn between both sides for school/professions too and i couldn't seem to find a way to have both rather than one or the other. i wonder if it's related to being IA in holland codes. i sometimes experience it as an awful contradiction that creates torturous ambivalence.

[Jeremy8419]

i got l/r balanced, which makes sense since i felt torn on almost every question (although i think some of the questions were really lame even though i don't know technically why they were lame)

anyway i am pretty balanced between the two and it's made things really difficult because i feel torn between both sides for school/professions too and i couldn't seem to find a way to have both rather than one or the other. i wonder if it's related to being IA in holland codes. i sometimes experience it as an awful contradiction that creates torturous ambivalence.

Doesn't that make it easy? 50/50 means you can't make a wrong choice.

[marooned]

Doesn't that make it easy? 50/50 means you can't make a wrong choice.

i feel like it would be easier to either be really artistic or really technical/analytical because then there would seem (at least at first glance...) that there are fewer things to choose between? and if one only had one primary strength - it *seems* like things would be more simple? there wouldn't be the dissatisfaction if one or the other is missing either, at least not as great of a dissatisfaction. (but maybe this is a grass-is-greener-over-there thing)

also being less adaptable could be really advantageous - it would create obvious limits and close off possibilities.

[Jeremy8419]

i feel like it would be easier to either be really artistic or really technical/analytical because then there would seem (at least at first glance...) that there are fewer things to choose between? and if one only had one primary strength - it *seems* like things would be more simple? there wouldn't be the dissatisfaction if one or the other is missing either, at least not as great of a dissatisfaction. (but maybe this is a grass-is-greener-over-there thing)

also being less adaptable could be really advantageous - it would create obvious limits and close off possibilities.

Lifts the burden of failing at what you're best at, because you're equally good at both worlds

[The Exception]

50% left brain, 50% right brain. You should all be more like me.

[Jeremy8419]

50% left brain, 50% right brain. You should all be more like me.

Did it give you two top descriptors?

[darya]

I took the test again, cause I fucked up a few questions in a hurry last time. This is correct for sure:

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[jason_m]

Your Left or Right Brain Test Results:

Left brain inclined · DIGITAL
DIGITAL EMOTION
RATIONAL IMAGINATION
ORDER MUSIC
OBJECTIVE CREATIVE
SYMBOLIC MEMORY
ANALYTIC ART
MATH INSTINCT

Left brain 52% : 48% Right brain