Right Brain Creates Nobel Prize

Author: Liang Guojun
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The left brain is the memory brain, and the right brain is the creative brain. People who are right-handed tend to have more developed left brains. In real life, the majority of people are right-handed. However, most research materials reveal an unexpected finding: left-handers often perform better than the average person. There are many left-handers among scientists, perhaps because science always explores the unknown world, requiring imagination and keen perception. Left-handers' right-brain thinking style is well-suited to this need. Einstein, Newton, Marie Curie, and Yang Zhenning are all listed among the brilliant left-handers. Since its first award in 1901, the Nobel Prize has had a century of glorious history. Over the past century, 499 scientists from different countries and ethnicities have been awarded the prize. It can be asserted that some Nobel laureates are right-brain workers. This book selects interesting anecdotes and successful experiences of Nobel laureates, offering wisdom and inspiration. It is believed that readers will be enlightened after reading it.