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Leonardo Da Vincis Brain Usage (Korean Edition)

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Leonardo da Vincis brain usage“The whole world mourns the death of this great man because it is a pity that a man like my teacher can no longer come out,” says disciple Francesco Melch, who witnessed the last moment of Leonardo da Vinci. An artist and anatomist, architect, botanist, zoologist, urban planner, costume designer, stage designer, banquet officer, chef, humorist, engineer, inventor, geographer, geologist, mathematician, military scientist, musician, philosopher, physicist That was. How could Leonardo da Vinci, the most phenomenal genius and cosmonaut on earth, have left such achievements by using his brain? The most creative, most imaginative, most brain in human history. Leonardo da Vinci, a well-used figure, said he was very good at keeping the left and right brains in good balance. Most people, however, use only one of the left and right brains, and spend the rest of their lives undeveloped. If we learn how to use the brain like Leonardo da Vinci, we will be able to use such creative brains. This book gives us a balanced use of the left and right sides of the cerebrum, like Leonardo. Not only does this help you, but it also allows you to develop your hidden skills by taking full advantage of each part of your brain. Through simple tests hidden in various parts of the book and Cerebral Activation Training at the end of each chapter, students understand their inertial and customary thinking and problems, and develop their own thinking skills through the thinking and explanations of historical geniuses guided by the book. You can do it. In addition, Leonardo da Vinci will be taught about logical thinking, image thinking, multi-faceted thinking, combination thinking, simplified thinking, and system thinking, which he has been doing for more than 500 years.

Other (97) edition · First published 2011 by Arachne · ISBN 9788992449755

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