Previous: Section 4 | Next: Section 6 Q: How does our brain
determine how we see and interact with the world? In most
people, the two hemispheres of the brain exhibit different
strengths and weaknesses, and people tend to see the world
through the lens of their strengths. They interpret and solve
problems using these strengths to compensate for their
weaknesses. Despite their significant differences, Nico and
Brooke are no exception. Essentially, it seems that these boys
rely on the strengths of their remaining hemisphere to meet the
challenges the world presents them, such as the challenge of
successfully interacting socially with their peers, especially
by understanding and using the nuances of language. Overall,
Nico's and Brooke's ability to distinguish between sincere and
sarcastic tones was good, and both could use these tones
appropriately in their everyday conversations with others.
However, neurologically, their approaches were quite
different—from each other and from their more typical peers. You
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