Dinner of Discussion

Think about the way we think. There's different ways to go about thinking whether it be visual, analytical, or any other way. The dinner table seats 3 different types of thinkers, ready for discussion about how they view the world around them. Jill Bolte Taylor, Oliver Burkeman and Noah Charney all sit along a decorated table. Although unique, they can think of the same understandings of things, but in their own way. As they walk in, they may see the vegetables sorted in a certain way. They might sort them by color, or by the shape of the bowl they are in. This may be their first discussion. Taylor might bring up the fact that there are several ways to assort things using the left brain, as she discussed in her video. Whereas Charney might disagree and say that the vegetables don't necessarily need to be assorted, and that the idea of the vegetables and their placement is all for show. Burkeman might agree on the overthinking, but may bring up that Charney's discussion is bringing down Taylor's in the sense that imagination is helpful in day-to-day thinking. They all agree to disagree because they all know their brains function in their own ways, but they continue discussing the tastes of certain things and how vegetables can help your visual senses. They are open to discussion about the world and how they think of it, although they might counter argument themselves to make discussion more worldly and from each of their point of views.