Respond the following discussion

explain how we use our brains to think. If we consider that theories are just different systems of ideas intended to explain something, then it should be no surprise that there are often varying theories about the same topic. Both of the theories that we looked at this week attempt to explain how the brain works, what its hemispheres are used for, and aspects of what drives our creative tendencies.

Consider the theories that were discussed, and answer the following question: Have you ever said the words, "I am a (left/right) brain thinker" to anyone? If you have, what did that statement MEAN TO YOU at the time you said it? Has this week's lecture, and exposure tothe Theory of Intelligent Memory, made you think any differently about that statement? If both of these theories were new to you, explain your initial thoughts about the right brain/left brain theory and the theory of intelligent memory. Next,withoutdeclaring yourself as a "right brain" or "left brain" thinker, tell the class a little bit about your ownnaturalthinking tendencies (or preferences).

Don't be afraid to do some of your own research outside of the videos and readings that you were assigned this week. Be sure to share any interesting articles or websites that you find on this topic with the class to further the conversation