What a right-brained society would look like

Eon-Arts:  We asked the Google AI Machine what a right-brain dominant society would look like.  Here is what he/she/it said: 

A hypothetical “right brain dominant society” would be one where the cultural emphasis is heavily placed on creativity, artistic expression, intuition, and holistic thinking, with a focus on visual learning, emotional intelligence, and spontaneous decision-making, potentially resembling a community of artists, musicians, or indigenous cultures with strong oral traditions where storytelling and connection to nature are prioritized over strict logic and analytical reasoning. 

Key characteristics of a right brain dominant society: 

• Art-centric education:
  Strong emphasis on visual arts, music, dance, and design in schooling, with less focus on traditional academic subjects like mathematics or science. 
• Fluid social structures:
  Less rigid hierarchy and more emphasis on collaborative decision-making based on consensus and intuition. 
• Nature-connected lifestyle:
  Deep respect for the environment and integration with natural rhythms. 
• Storytelling and oral tradition:
  Prioritizing the transmission of knowledge through narratives and personal experiences rather than written texts. 
• Value of emotional expression:
  Open expression of emotions and feelings considered important for my communication and personal growth. 

Potential examples (with caveats): 

• Indigenous cultures:
  Many indigenous communities traditionally place high value on storytelling, connection to nature, and visual arts, which could be seen as exhibiting right-brain dominant characteristics. 
• Artistic communities:
  A small town focused primarily on creative pursuits like painting, music, and theater might show a strong emphasis on right-brain thinking. 

Important to remember: 

• No pure “right brain” society exists:
  Most societies exhibit a balance between left and right brain thinking, with individuals varying in their dominant cognitive style.  [EON ARTS:  Well, maybe most societies except for most Western societies which are heavily tilted to the left].