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What�s the difference between a ballet dancer, a Buddhist monk, and a mathematician? Australian neuro-scientist, Jack Pettigrew believes it�s all to do with how their brains switch from one side to the other. Jonica Newby�s fascinating report follows Jack�s personal and scientific journey deep into the functioning of the brain. It�s lead him to question the very nature of how our brains work. Along the way viewers will be able to work out how quickly their brains switch from left to right hemisphere. According to Pettigrew, this brain switching speed could determine what we�ll be good at in life.
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"We can make the disappearing yellow dots reappear by disrupting the activity of the left hemisphere using TMS. Alternatively, we can increase the duration of the disappearance by disrupting teh activity of the Right hemsiphere with precisely time pulses (the Right hemisphere seems to be much more picky about the prcise timing of teh TMS pulse thanthe Left, perhasp associated with the large blocks of time that the Left deals in )."