MOVIE

THE PIANIST

The pianist was a Polish Jew who worked at Polish radio, who did escape deportation to the labour camps and was hidden by a German officer. This movie is a stunner, bringing to life the horrific conditions and brutality that Wladyslaw Szpilman endured to survive six years of Nazi brutality in Warsaw, Poland. What's truly amazing about this movie is how Szpilman tells the story with a sense of detachment - the barbaric killing that he sees up close his final moments with his family, when he realizes shortly after they are gone that will never see them again. It baffles the mind how he was able to keep his wits about him and survive after suffering and witnessing such unspeakable horrors at the hands of such barbarians, and in the end his survival may well have hinged on the kindness of a Nazi Captain, Wilm Hosenfeld.  The fact that a Nazi helped him live is too unbelievable to be fiction after all that Szpilman had witnessed and endured. It must be true, and this story is. The Pianist is a remarkable story that will be every bit as powerful hundreds of years from now.

DOCUMENTARY

TEST YOUR BRAIN

This documentary shows an expert magician doing tricks to the audience on the perform of any other starting sleight of hard trick. When the audience seems that the harder they try to pay attention the lightning fingers, the more you are fooled.

DAVID COPPERFIELD

TEST YOUR BRAIN: PAY ATTENTION!

David Copperfield whose stock and trade is manipulating on audience's attention to produce amazing illusions. The bottleneck of attention that filters the flood is stimuli entering the brain is so limited, that a gorilla can walk through the room right in front of your eyes and you won't even see it.

APOLLO ROBBINS

In the documentary where Apollo Robbins doing a magic, the audience focusing on Apollo's magic trick with dollar bills. the audience fails to notice major changes that take place during the scene.

Different ways of thinking

People think and learn in different ways. In any group there will always be evidence of different learning characteristics, but different cultural groups may emphasize one cognitive style over another. 

LAND DIVING IN VANUATU

In Vanuatu, they have been practices this bungee jumping for a long time. They jump for 20-30 meter high with their legs tied with supple lanai vines, aiming to touch the ground. This traditional ceremony only for males as young as seven. (right brain)

                                                     HIJRA (SOUTH ASIA)

Hijra were neither men nor women and that Hijra were androgynous or castrated. In the ritual called Badai, Hijra will celebrates the birth of a male baby for several days after his birth. At the ceremony, Hijra will sit on the courtyard surrounded by the family and the relatives of the baby. They will start singing the songs to celebrate the birth of the baby while clapping their hands in their unique rhythm. (right brain)

   

                                         BRIDE KIDNAPPING IN KYRGYZSTAN

In Kyrgyzstan, bride kidnapping is a tradition. the once romantic gesture of a groom taking away his bride-to-be on horseback has now become a distorted form of bride kidnapping in  Kyrgyzstan known as Ala Kachuu. (right brain)

men are starting to see the cosmetic surgery can give advances and improvements for their body. They can make on their bodies as well in several different ways so that they too can compete with other men who were luckier in the gene pool. this plastic surgery will make them look more sexy, attractive and self confident. (left brain)

LEFT BRAIN FUNCTION VS. RIGHT BRAIN FUNCTION

LEFT BRAIN ( INTRAPERSONAL SKILLS )

   Only concious of our own thinking or our own standard.

   In tune with ONLY one’s very own concept of right and wrong as the basis of one’s reality.

RIGHT BRAIN ( INTERPERSONAL )

   Only concious of the other thinking.

   Emphatic to other’s concept  of right and wrong as the basis of one’s reality.

LEFT BRAIN ( INTRAPERSONAL SKILLS )	RIGHT BRAIN ( INTERPERSONAL SKILLS )
·        Analytic thought	·        Holistic thought
·        Logic	·        Intuition
·        Language	·        Creativity
·        Science and Math	·        Art and Music

LEFT BRAIN THINKING

+

RIGHT BRAIN THINKING

EQUALS TO

Synergistic / Holistic moment

(Eureka)