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In traditional Chinese and Japanese paintings
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The Divided Brain

In traditional Chineseand Japanese paintings, you do see less focus onthe individual...

In traditional Chinese
and Japanese paintings, you do see less focus on
the individual person

Full Transcript

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In traditional Chinese and Japanese paintings,
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you do see less focus on the individual person.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
23
Timestamp in Movie
01:09:04
Uploaded
Jun 14, 2025
Genres
documentary
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Movie Summary

A film which explores a radical new idea - is there an imbalance between our brain hemispheres that is affecting how we live in our modern society?
You barely see the face. - The Divided Brain 00:04
You barely see the face.
The person actually is minimized. - The Divided Brain 00:04
The person actually is minimized.
People get very uncomfortable with the idea that culture - The Divided Brain 00:05
People get very uncomfortable with the idea that culture
Because normally in our minds, we - The Divided Brain 00:04
Because normally in our minds, we
So it certainly gives you an appreciation - The Divided Brain 00:08
So it certainly gives you an appreciation
It's a peculiarity of this certain cultural trajectory - The Divided Brain 00:07
It's a peculiarity of this certain cultural trajectory
Some cultures with a more balanced way of seeing reality - The Divided Brain 00:06
Some cultures with a more balanced way of seeing reality
We know this as [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH].. - The Divided Brain 00:04
We know this as [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]..
Probably the best translation would be - The Divided Brain 00:17
Probably the best translation would be
How do we fit in into this whole picture? - The Divided Brain 00:07
How do we fit in into this whole picture?
And kind of drawing on some of the work - The Divided Brain 00:15
And kind of drawing on some of the work
But at the same time, nothing is ever at a standstill. - The Divided Brain 00:06
But at the same time, nothing is ever at a standstill.
That's what we refer to as that flux. - The Divided Brain 00:06
That's what we refer to as that flux.
Everything is related-- - The Divided Brain 00:05
Everything is related--
And is that also in the wisdom and the culture - The Divided Brain 00:07
And is that also in the wisdom and the culture
If you hear Native prayers, they will talk about "all - The Divided Brain 00:16
If you hear Native prayers, they will talk about "all
They're talking about the rocks, those birds out there. - The Divided Brain 00:04
They're talking about the rocks, those birds out there.
All those animals, they're all my relations. - The Divided Brain 00:04
All those animals, they're all my relations.
And that's where we fit ourselves into that relational - The Divided Brain 00:09
And that's where we fit ourselves into that relational
Does that suggest, as it does to me, - The Divided Brain 00:09
Does that suggest, as it does to me,