>Wade T. Smith
I really do not know why this idea would be placed in the category of
"hypothesis". It is obvious that we have a two-lobed brain. It is obvious
that we have hallucinations. It is obvious that there is some relation.*
The question is one of degree.
*for example, the fact that we have an opposable thumb is related to the
fact that we use tools...similarly, there must be a relationship between any
and all of our physical characteristics and how we deal with information.
Brett
(...and *all* of this bi-cameral stuff is not related to the book since I
haven't heard of the book, yet I am able to imagine possibilities, see
connections, and form opinions based on my own background and learning--as
the author himself must have--without basing my ideas on any currently
popular book or any one else's understandings)
br
Returning,
rBERTS%n
Rabble Sonnet Retort
Every man has a right to be wrong in his opinions.
But no man has a right to be wrong in his facts.
Bernard Baruch