The right brain allowance to be crazy

I decided when I was 10 years old that I did not want to be in hippie school, that I wanted exams, loved abstract concepts, logical things and that formal learning was for me. Forgive me then for thinking that I should be an economist, an academic maybe, but not a creator, an artist.

This lady up top here changed it all. She won't do her dance for me here, but you can make her dance over there: http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=25642

As she swings merrily in a clockwise fashion, I am pleased to learn that us right brainers are all about symbols and images and are "big picture oriented" and that I am on the other side of the spectrum of logic and detail and that makes me so happy. I am told that I am impetuous and live a 'fantasy based' life, which means I can't help myself from buying a super duper high res new camera because a) risk taking behaviour is what I do, responsibility is what I don't do and b) I am an artist. Besides obviously my strong point is spacial perception and those 10 mega pixels will really help me with that. Getty would not accept anything less.

Who would not want to argue with their brain?

Seriously, can it be this easy?

Obviously, there is a little left brain left in me and using a reality based approach with a strong focus on facts I form a practical strategy as those people are known to do: I watch her again. Incidentally, this time she is doing her thing on a slow and old computer and lo and behold, clockwise she goes, stops, looks at me ( I swear) and then the other direction she swings. Is this a conspiracy to get those fast computer owners to slow down, go outside, buy themselves a creme brule latte or something really crazy like that, giving up on math and science, turning to religion, stop knowing it all, start believing again?

P.S. My fellow economist is also right brained according to the lady and he still loves electricity regulation and just now got extremely giddy about gas pipelines in Southern European countries. I guess there really is no easy way out of this.