Jill has many ideas presented in her speech but the three that are most significant to me are: finding nirvana, having the power to choose and be what we want in the world, and having inner peace within yourself helps for leading peace in the world. First, if she can find nirvana alive, then anyone can find nirvana. As another point, individuals have the power to choose and be what they want in the world. For instance, if someone wanted to be a doctor and save lives, that person has the power to do so. As a last point, the more peace we focus on in the right hemisphere of our brain, the more we can project into the world. When I saw the title of the video “A Stroke of Insight” I was immediately interested and engaged. Mental illnesses, how the brain works and Neurology have always interested me which made Jill’s speech intriguing to listen to. I believe Jill’s speech was mostly factual and the conclusions she drew were very logical. When Jill introduces herself in the beginning of her speech, she mentions that she is a neuroanatomist, which is someone who studies the anatomy of the nervous system and the brain. With that being said, the audience can conclude that most of her speech is going to be factual and accurate due to her profession. Jill talks about the left and right
Jill has many ideas presented in her speech but the three that are most significant to me are: finding nirvana, having the power to choose and be what we want in the world, and having inner peace within yourself helps for leading peace in the world. First, if she can find nirvana alive, then anyone can find nirvana. As another point, individuals have the power to choose and be what they want in the world. For instance, if someone wanted to be a doctor and save lives, that person has the power to do so. As a last point, the more peace we focus on in the right hemisphere of our brain, the more we can project into the world. When I saw the title of the video “A Stroke of Insight” I was immediately interested and engaged. Mental illnesses, how the brain works and Neurology have always interested me which made Jill’s speech intriguing to listen to. I believe Jill’s speech was mostly factual and the conclusions she drew were very logical. When Jill introduces herself in the beginning of her speech, she mentions that she is a neuroanatomist, which is someone who studies the anatomy of the nervous system and the brain. With that being said, the audience can conclude that most of her speech is going to be factual and accurate due to her profession. Jill talks about the left and right