<p>Most neuroscientists have dropped the <em>right brain-left brain differentiation</em> because cross-over of functions at multiple levels is now so widely recognized. So your understanding of <em>two left brains</em> is not current (if it ever was).</p>

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So is there any difference between the brain in left and the brain in right?
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<p>I have heard that people with Asperger syndrome have a problem with the right brain, but it increases the ability of the left brain. In other words, AS people has two left brains; the second left brain replaces the right brain. Is this true? </p>

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Do people with Asperger syndrome have two left brains?
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# Do people with Asperger syndrome have two left brains?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-05-29)

I have heard that people with Asperger syndrome have a problem with the right brain, but it increases the ability of the left brain. In other words, AS people has two left brains; the second left brain replaces the right brain. Is this true?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2014-05-30. Score: 10

Most neuroscientists have dropped the *right brain-left brain differentiation* because cross-over of functions at multiple levels is now so widely recognized. So your understanding of *two left brains* is not current (if it ever was).

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> **username_2**: So is there any difference between the brain in left and the brain in right?  

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