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The document presents a test to determine the development and functioning of the right brain hemisphere by asking the reader to find a man hidden in a picture within a certain time limit. It claims that finding the man in under 3 seconds shows superior right brain development, between 3 seconds and 1 minute is normally developed, between 1 minute and 3 minutes is slower functioning requiring more protein, and not finding him after 3 minutes shows the right brain is underdeveloped and more tests should be done to strengthen it.
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- 5. Who is the left brain ?!!!
- 6. Who is the right brain ? !!!!
- 7. Your brain say thank you