You first have to understand that sides of the brain are less
important than lobes. These
include the Occipital, Temporal, Parietal, and Frontal lobe a.k.a Neo-cortex.
Visual would have strong emphasis with neurons located in the occipital but
given that it’s processed largely by the neocortex and stored in the hippocampus
as visual memory, memory is not so simple to quantify in unilateral terms even
when looking at it from a lobe perspective.
You have to understand that there
are neurons that specialize for certain functions like motor neurons which
control muscle memory, this allows for feats seen in the Olympics; these habits
are hard to forget given how they are intertwined and the brain has a system.
Our
brain has so many neurons that i highly doubt that old habits are even
forgotten to make way for new ones. An adult no longer goes through pruning and
concentrations are set. A slight change in brain structure may allow for new
key habits to override access to old habits but Old Habits
Never Die.
Reference: Eddie Curiel
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