Cerebral Dominance

Cerebral Dominace in  Famous People

§  Cerebral dominance is the ability of one cerebral hemisphere (commonly referred to as the left or right side of the brain) to predominately control specific tasks.

“ This term refers to the fact that one of the cerebral hemispheres is "leading" the other one in certain functions.”

celebrities who are more dominant on his Right  hemisphere of brain

   These people became famous because they developed many abilities such as : the facility for imagine paintings, to make sculptures, music, in the area of big films, and  for the capacity of the speech, reading and writing.

Miguel Angel Buonarroti

   Was a sculptor, architect and Italian Renaissance painter, considered one of the greatest artists in history both for his sculptures as paintings and architectural work.

                                                                                          Ludwig van Beethoven 

     Was a composer, director of orchest  and pianist German.

Jose Marti

   Was a politician, thinker, journalist, philosopher, poet and Cuban Mason, creator of the Cuban Revolutionary Party, belonged to the literary movement of modernism.

                                                   Steven Allan Spielberg

     Is a director, screenwriter and producer of films.One of the most renowned directors in the global film industry.

Oprah Gail Winfrey 

   Is a television presenter, actress, entrepreneur, and producer ( she has a lot of  facility of speech ).

celebrities who are more dominant on his left hemisphere of brain

   For another part… these people became famous because they developed many abilities in the area of science and for his contribution at the humanity in an analytical and logical information.

Albert Einstein 


    Was a German physicist. Is regarded as the greatest scientist of the twentieth century, published the most famous equation of physics at the grassroots level, is the mathematical expression of mass-energy equivalence, E = mc ²

Sir Isaac Newton

   Was a physicist, philosopher, theologian, inventor, alchemist and British mathematician, author of “Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica”, where describing the law of universal gravitation and laid the foundations of classical mechanics with the laws that bear his name.

Aristóteles

   Was a philosopher, logical and scientific of ancient Greece whose ideas had an enormous influence on Western intellectual history for more than two millennia.

Galileo Galilei 

   Was an astronomer, philosopher, Italian mathematician and physicist who is closely associated with the scientific revolution.

Mario Molina-Pasquel Henríquez

    Is a chemical engineer Mexican  and one of the most important precursors to the discovery of the Antarctic ozone hole. was the first Mexican citizen to receive the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.