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A Whole New Mind Moving from the Information Age to the Conceptual Age

Daniel H. Pink

New York Times

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10% Happier with Dan Harris

This book focused on the rise of right-brain abilities (like artistry and empathy) because left-brain abilities (logic, analysis) were becoming easier to automate or outsource in the economy.

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The next book was a book called A Whole New Mind

— Episode: Daniel Pink, 'When' Can Make a Big Diffe...

Episode: Daniel Pink, 'When' Can Make a Big Difference

This book focused on the rise of right-brain abilities (like artistry and empathy) because left-brain abilities (logic, analysis) were becoming easier to automate or outsource in the economy.

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The next book was a book called A Whole New Mind

That was about the rise of right brain right brain, the subtitle is why right brainers will rule the future.

my argument such as it was is that that division of labor in the brain offers a powerful metaphor for understanding what's going on in the economy and the idea was in this book is 2000 and five six is that certain kinds of abilities characteristic of the left brain logical linear SAT spreadsheet kinds of abilities. Those were becoming easy to outsource an automate and therefore what's harder to outsource an automate are these abilities more characteristic of the right hemisphere artistry empathy, inventiveness, big picture thinking that those kinds of abilities were becoming more important.

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