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The document discusses the differences between left brain and right brain thinking and how they relate to writing. The left brain is logical, analytical, and focuses on details, while the right brain thinks more holistically and creatively through patterns and images. Natural writing allows one to tap into right brain thinking by emerging from within through melodies and feelings rather than following strict rules, resulting in writing that is richer, deeper, and more original.
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