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Originally posted by Trueman
I used to do my school homework with both hands, one they my parents told me I must choose one hand so I became lefty. One of the things I noticed is we have a diferent view of the world. Arts, symmetry, abstract concepts are comfortable for us. Some people believe we are smarter, maybe we just have the ability to face problems in a different way.
Originally posted by muzzleflash
We are wired essentially the same after all.
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Originally posted by Trueman
I used to do my school homework with both hands, one they my parents told me I must choose one hand so I became lefty. One of the things I noticed is we have a diferent view of the world. Arts, symmetry, abstract concepts are comfortable for us. Some people believe we are smarter, maybe we just have the ability to face problems in a different way.
I don't believe there are any real differences, biological, philosophical, political, existential, etc.
I am fairly convinced that we are all far more similar than we are different, and most of the differences are imagined rather than real.
Your statement that hand choice associates with particular mental abilities is entirely subjective and has no real basis aside of the misinterpretation of data.
Originally posted by SpearMint
I'm right handed, trying to train myself to be a bit more ambidextrous. Not doing well.