Mar 21 Written By Amy Jones Woolf revealed her contrary selves in letters and diaries. But the counterintuitive reality of multiple minds in a single person is one most people resist given that they feel themselves a singular “me.” That feeling, however, is an illusion. Richard Cyotowic, neurologist, www.seedmagazine.com bipolar disorderbrain lateralizationintegrationneuroscienceselfvirginia woolfcreativity Amy Jones
Mar 21 Written By Amy Jones Woolf revealed her contrary selves in letters and diaries. But the counterintuitive reality of multiple minds in a single person is one most people resist given that they feel themselves a singular “me.” That feeling, however, is an illusion. Richard Cyotowic, neurologist, www.seedmagazine.com bipolar disorderbrain lateralizationintegrationneuroscienceselfvirginia woolfcreativity Amy Jones
