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Quoted: I'm left handed, but I often think that being right-handed would be better, because it is difficult to start writing on the left side of a notebook with the left hand - nothing to brace your hand against. So start to learn writing with your right hand. Ambidextrous people own page 2. |
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Right is better. Left handed people are just...too...sinister. / thread ETA, that is sig line material there. |
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I am left handed but can use most tools and sporting equipment as well with one hand as the other. For example I can shoot a right handed compound bow just about as well as I can shoot a left handed compound bow. Most right handed people that I know can not do that. Same with using a hammer to pound a nail, I can do it equally well with either hand. Most right handed people are nearly totally right handed wheresa most left handed people are anmidexterous to some degree. One more thing, I have never met a right hander who could speed load a Smith & Wesson faster than I can.
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I write and shoot left handed but do everything else right handed. So in other words it's hard to find a rifle and write since left handed writing smears ink and is tricky in binders/notebooks.
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I write and shoot left handed but do everything else right handed. So in other words it's hard to find a rifle and write since left handed writing smears ink and is tricky in binders/notebooks. So who uses ink and writes in binders and notebooks now days? |
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I'm cross dominant and do somethings righty and some lefty.
I've found when it comes to shooting I can shoot both hands fairly well and with red dot optics shooting both handed is a breeze. Also, during training I do very well weak/strong shooting as in there in no difference. |
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Don't know if it has been said yet but it depends on which side of the Plate you hit from, this way you can avoiid the nasty curve ball
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Lefty here but play guitar right handed and throw with my right.
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IN THE SPIRIT OF ARFCOM ............................
I AM BOTH! lol right handed (pistol), left eye dominant (rifle) |
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I am a lefty but I am also able to do things with my right hand. However one thing that I can not do with my right hand is write. I am the only one in my family who is left handed not sure what that means but I am proud to stand out. I do use my right hand when using Firearms.
- from WIKI - Left-handedness is the preference for the left hand over the right for everyday activities such as writing. Most left-handed people exhibit some degree of ambidexterity.[1] Left-handedness is relatively uncommon; seven to ten percent of the adult population is left-handed.
Left-handedness and intelligence In his book Right-Hand, Left-Hand,[29] Chris McManus of University College London argues that the proportion of left-handers is rising and left-handed people as a group have historically produced an above-average quota of high achievers. He says that left-handers' brains are structured differently in a way that widens their range of abilities, and the genes that determine left-handedness also govern development of the language centres of the brain. McManus also says that the increase in the 20th century of people identifying as left-handed could produce a corresponding intellectual advance and a leap in the number of mathematical, sporting, or artistic geniuses. In 2006, researchers at Lafayette College and Johns Hopkins University in a study found that left-handed men are 15 percent richer than right-handed men for those who attended college, and 26 percent richer if they graduated. The wage difference remains unexplained, and does not appear to apply to women.[30] International Left-Handers Day 13 August Left-Handed U.S. Presidents NOT JUST DEMOCRATS ARE LEFT HANDED James A. Garfield (1831-1881) 20th Herbert Hoover (1874-1964) 31st Harry S. Truman (1884-1972) 33rd Gerald Ford (1913- ) 38th Ronald Reagan (1911 - ) 40th George H.W. Bush (1924- ) 41st Bill Clinton (1946- ) 42nd Barack Obama (1961- ) 44th Left-Handed U.S. Politicos Senator Bill Bradley, Rhodes scholar, basketball star McGeorge Bundy, presidential advisor Benjamin Franklin, statesman/publisher/scientist Steve Forbes, businessman/publisher Jean-Marc Froidevaux ?, Swiss politician Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Supreme Court Justice Senator Daniel Inouye Anthony Kennedy, Supreme Court Justice Alan Keyes, US Senator, US Ambasador Brigadier Gen. Lee Hsien Loon, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore John McCain, US SenatorB Robert S. McNamara, Secretary of Defense Col. Oliver North, White House aid H. Ross Perot, businessman William Perry, Secretary of Defense Nelson Rockefeller, Vice President Senator Hugh Scott Robert Wagner, New York mayor Henry Wallace, Vice President [Senator Bob Dole - switched to left due to injury] Miscellaneous Left-Handers Joan of Arc (?), French heroine Lloque Yapanqui (?), Inca monarch Ramses II (?), Egyptian pharaoh Tiberius (?), Roman emperor Alexander the Great Charlemagne, Holy Roman emperor Julius Caesar, Roman general Napoléon Bonaparte (?), French emperor Josephine de Beauharnais King Louis XVI of France Queen Victoria of England King George II of England King George VI of England Prince Charles of England Prince William of England Fidel Castro, Cuban leader Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli prime-minister Ehud Olmert, Israeli prime-minister Nicole d'Oresme, mathematician Henry Ford, automobile manufacturer David Rockefeller, banker Dwight F. Davis, founder of the Davis Cup in tennis Helen Keller, advocate for the blind Dr. Albert Schweitzer, physician/missionary August Piccard, inventor of stratosphere, bathosphere Edwin Buzz Aldrin, astronaut Wally Schirra, astronaut Dr. Mark Silver, surgeon Paul Prudhomme, chef Cecil Beaton, photographer/costume designer Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts (ambidexterous) Dave Barry, journalist David Broder, journalist Edward R. Murrow, correspondent Ted Koppel, journalist Forrest Sawyer, journalist Ray Suarez, journalist John F. Kennedy, Jr., lawyer/publisher Caroline Kennedy, lawyer/author Ron Reagan, son of Ronald Reagan Vin Scully, sports broadcaster David Letterman (?), host Jay Leno, host Lenny Bruce, comedian Allen Ludden, host Joel Hodgson, host of Mystery Science Theater 3000 Wink Martindale, game show host Uri Geller, psychokinetic performer Richard Simmons, exercise guru Euell Gibbons, naturalist Marie Dionne, one of the Dionne quintuplets General H. Norman Schwarzkopf Clarence Darrow, lawyer F. Lee Bailey, lawyer Melvin Belli, lawyer Marcia Clark, lawyer Alan Funt, television producer Milt Caniff, cartoonist Bill Mauldin, cartoonist Cathy Guisevite, cartoonist Matt Groening, cartoonist Jean Plantureux (Plantu), political cartoonist Pat Oliphand, political cartoonist Ronald Searle, cartoonist Pat Robertson, evangelist/politician N.B. Forrest, Confederate general John Dillinger, criminal/bank robber Boston Strangler (Albert Henry DeSalvo), serial killer Jack-the-Ripper, serial killer John Wesley Hardin, Western gunslinger Bart Simpson, cartoon character [King Edward III of England, due to stroke] Left-Handed Authors James Baldwin, novelist Bet Bowen, horror novelist Peter Benchley, novelist Lewis Carroll Richard Condon, novelist Jean Genet Marshall McLuhan Diane Paul Helen Hooven Santmyer, novelist Viktoria Stefanov Samuel C. Warner (?), poet H.G. Wells Jessamyn West Eudora Welty, see One Writer's Beginnings (1983:27) [Thomas Carlyle - switched to left due to injury] Left-Handed Musicians Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, composer David Byrne (Talking Heads) Glen Campbell Vicki Carr Natale Cole Kurt Cobain (Nirvana) Phil Collins (Genesis) Billy Corgan (Smashing Pumpkins) Dick Dale (guitarist) Don Everly (The Everly Brothers) Phil Everly (The Everly Brothers) Bela Fleck, jazz musician Glenn Frey (the Eagles) Eric Gale, guitarist Noel Gallagher (Oasis) (?) Errol Garner, jazz pianist Judy Garland Crysal Gayle Kevin Griffin, guitarist & lead singer (Better than Ezra) Thomas Hedley, vocalist/musician Jimi Hendrix Isaac Hayes Tony Iommi, guitarist (Black Sabbath) Albert King, guitarist Melissa Manchester Chuck Mangione, trumpet Martina McBride ?, country music singer Paul McCartney (the Beatles; Wings) Christie Marie Melonson (opera) George Michael (Wham!) Peter Nero, conductor Joe Perry ? (Aerosmith) Robert Plant (Led Zepplin) Cole Porter, song-writer Sergei Rachmaninoff ?, composer Maurice Ravel ?, composer Lou Rawls John Lydon a.k.a. Johnny Rotten (Sex Pistols / Public Image Ltd.) Rich Szabo, trumpeter Seal Ringo Starr (?) (the Beatles) Paul Simon (Simon & Garfunkel) Tiny Tim Rudy Valee Lenny White, drummer Paul Williams, song-writer Left-Handed Artists Albrecht Dürer M.C. Escher Hans Holbein Paul Klee Michelangelo LeRoy Neiman Raphael Leonardo da Vinci (RH paralyzed?) Left-Handed Actors Don Adams Dan Aykroyd Eddie Albert Tim Allen June Allyson Harry Anderson Amitabh Bachchan, Indian actor Herschel Bernardi Robert Blake Matthew Broderick Bruce Boxleitner Carol Burnett George Burns, comedian Ruth Buzzi, comedienne Keith Carradine Khaled Chahrour, Egyptian actor Charlie Chaplin George Gobel, comedian Chuck Conners Hans Conreid James Cromwell Tom Cruise Quinn Cummings Daniel Davis Bruce Davison Matt Dillon Marty Engles, comedian Olivia de Havilland Robert DeNiro Michael Dorn Fran Drescher, comedian Richard Dreyfuss W.C. Fields Larry Fine ? (of the Three Stooges) Peter Fonda Greta Garbo Terri Garr Paul Michael Glaser Whoopie Goldberg Betty Grable Cary Grant Peter Graves Mark Hamill Rex Harrison Goldie Hawn Joey Heatherton Tippi Hedren Jim Henson, puppetteer Kermit the Frog Rock Hudson Angelina Jolie Shirley Jones ? Gabe Kaplan Danny Kaye Diane Keaton George Kennedy Nicole Kidman Lisa Kudrow Michael Landon Hope Lange Joey Lawrence Peter Lawford Cloris Leachman Hal Linden Cleavon Little Shirley MacLaine Andrew McCarthy Kristy McNichol Steve McQueen Howie Mandel, comedian Marcel Marceau, mime Harpo Marx Marsha Mason Mary Stuart Masterson Anne Meara, comedian Sasha Mitchell Marilyn Monroe Robert Morse Anthony Newley Kim Novak Ryan O'Neal Sarah Jessica Parker Estelle Parsons Anthony Perkins Ron Perlman Luke Perry Bronson Pinchot Joe Piscopo, comedian Robert Preston Michael J. Pollard Richard Pryor, comedian Robert Redford Keanu Reeves Don Rickles, comedian Julia Roberts Mickey Rourke Eva Marie Saint Telly Savalas Jean Seberg Jerry Seinfeld, comedian Christian Slater Dick Smothers, comedian Brent Spiner Slyvester Stallone ? Terence Stamp Jessica Steen Rod Steiger Alan Thicke Terry Thomas, comedian Emma Thompson Rip Torn Peter Ustinov Brenda Vaccaro Karen Valentine Rudy Vallee Dick Van Dyke Graham Walker a.k.a. Grumbleweeds, English comedian Wil Wheaton James Whitmore Treat Williams Bruce Willis William Windom Oprah Winfrey Mare Winningham Joanne Woodward Keenan Wynn Stephanie Zimbalist Left-Handed Athletes SOCCER Jans van Breukelen (soccer) Dan Burbott (?) (soccer) Johan Cruyff (soccer) Willem van Hanegem (soccer) Hernan Medford (soccer) Pelé -Edson Arantes do Nascimento (soccer) Diego Armando Maradona (soccer) Romario (soccer) Hugo Sanchez (soccer) Richard Witschge (soccer) CRICKET Alan Border (cricket) Alistair Campbell (cricket) Denis Compton (cricket) Saurav Ganguly (cricket) David Gower (cricket) Gary Sobers (cricket) OLYMPIC SPORTS Francis X. Gorman (diving) Greg Louganis (diving) Mark Spitz (swimming) Bruce Jenner (decathlon) Nikita Kohloff (wrestling) Dorothy Hamill (skating) GOLF Bonny Bryant (golf) Bob Charles (golf) Russ Cochran (golf) Connie Decker (golf) NOT Ben Hogan (golf), who is included on many published lists FENCING Cécile Argiolas (fencing) Laura Flessel-Colovic (fencing) Fabrice Gazin (fencing) Matthieu Gourdain (fencing) Fabrice Jeannet (fencing) Giuseppe Mangiarotti (fencing) Hugues Obry (fencing) Anne-Lise Touya (fencing) Adeline Wuilleme (fencing) CYCLING Thomas Voeckler (French), cyclist HOCKEY Tom Barrasso Phil Esposito Cam Neely Terry Sawchuk Roman Turek BOWLING Bill Allen (bowling) Patrick Allen (bowling) Earl Anthony (bowling) Mike Aulby (bowling) Steve Cook (bowling) Patty Costello (bowling) Dave Davis (bowling) Cara Honeychurch (bowling) Tish Johnson (bowling) Johnny Petraglia (bowling) Andy Varipapa (bowling) BILLARDS Steve Mizerak, Jr. (billiards) Kun-Fang Lee (billiards) Bonnie Arnold (billiards) Reynaldo Grandee (billiards) BADMINTON Erik Poul Hoejer (badminton) Peter Rasmussen (badminton) Donna Stacey (netball) BOXERS Carmen Basilio (boxing) James "Gentleman Jim" Corbett (boxing) Marvin Hagler (boxing) Oscar de la Hoya (boxing) Reggie Johnson (boxing) Rafael "Bazooka" Limon (boxing) Freddie Miller (boxing) Jacker Patterson (boxing) Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker (boxing) DRIVERS Johnny Herbert (Formula 1 driver) Terry Labonte (NASCAR race car driver) Ayrton Senna (Formula 1 driver) Karl Wendlinger (Formula 1 driver) Valentino Rossi (motorcycle racer) AMERICAN FOOTBALL Frankie Albert (Am.football) Terry Baker (Am.football) Mark Brunell (quarterback) Bobby Douglass (Am.football) Norman "Boomer" Esiason (Am.football) Jim Del Gaizon (Am.football) David Humm (Am.football) Paul McDonald (Am.football) Scott Mitchell (Am.football) Gayle Sayers (Am.football) Allie Sherman (Am.football, coach) Kenny Stabler (Am.football) Steve Young (Am.football) Jim Zorn (Am.football) BASKETBALL Nate Archibald (basketball) Walter Berry (basketball) Larry Bird (basketball) Adrian Branch (basketball) Calbert Cheaney (basketball) Dave Cowens (basketball) Adrian Dantley (basketball) Charles "Lefty" Driesell (basketball) Mark Eaton (basketball) Nick Van Exel (basketball) Gail Goodrich (basketball) Ron Kellogg (basketball) Toni Kukoc (basketball) Bob Lanier (basketball) Brad Lohaus (basketball) Harold Minor? (basketball) Dick Motta (basketball) Chris Mullen (basketball) Sam Perkins (basketball) Digger Phelps (basketball) Willis Reed (basketball) Guy Rodgers (basketball) Bill Russell (basketball) Wayman Tisdale (basketball) Bill Walton (basketball) Lenny Wilkins (basketball) Manuel Zuleta (basketball) TENNIS Kenneth Carlsen (tennis) Jimmy Connors (tennis) Norman Brookes (tennis) Courtney De Mone (tennis) Guy Forget (tennis) Andres Gomez (Santos) (tennis) Goran Ivanesivic (tennis) Rod Laver (tennis) Henri LeConte (tennis) John McEnroe (tennis) Thomas Muster (tennis) Martina Navratilova (tennis) - ambidexterous Manuel Orantes (tennis) Niki Pilic (tennis) Renee Richards (tennis) Marcello Chino Rios (tennis) Monica Seles (tennis) Roscoe Tanner (tennis) Guillermo Vilas (tennis) Mark Woodforde (tennis) BASEBALL Steve Carlton ? (pitcher) Whitey Ford (pitcher) Paul Gibson (pitcher) Lefty Grove (pitcher) Ron Guidry (pitcher) Al Habrosky (pitcher) Steve Howe (pitcher) Bruce Hurst (pitcher) Carl Hubbell (pitcher) Randy Johnson (pitcher) Tommy John (pitcher) Bob Kipper (pitcher) Joe Magrane (pitcher) Greg Swindell (pitcher) Brady Anderson (baseball) Steve Avery (baseball) Harold Baines (baseball) Barry Bonds (baseball) Wade Boggs ? (baseball) Lou Brock (baseball) Brett Butler (baseball) Will Clark (baseball) Ty Cobb (baseball) Adrian Dantley (basketball) Lenny Dykstra (baseball) John Franco (baseball) Tom Glavine (baseball) Lefty Gomez (baseball) Leon "Goose" Goslin (baseball) Ken Griffey, Jr. (baseball) Tony Gwynn (baseball) Rickey Henderson (baseball) Kent Hrbek (baseball) "Shoeless" Joe Jackson (baseball) Reggie Jackson (baseball) David Justice (baseball) Wally Joyner (baseball) Sandy Koufax (baseball) John Kruk (baseball) Kenny Lofton (baseball) Fred Lynn? (baseball) Kevin Maas (baseball) John McGras (baseball) Fred McGriff (baseball) Heinie Manush (baseball) Dave Martinez (baseball) Don Mattingly (baseball) Jackie Mitchell (baseball) Stan Musial (baseball) Troy O'Leary (baseball) Paul O'Neil (baseball) John Olerud (baseball) Mel Ott (baseball) Rafael Palmeiro (baseball) Dan Pasqua (baseball) Babe Ruth (baseball) "Neon" Deion Sanders (baseball/Am.football) Warren Spahn (baseball) Casey Stengel (baseball) Darryl Strawberry (baseball) Lou Whitaker (baseball) Ted Williams (baseball) Fernando Valenzuela (baseball) Tommy Lasorda (baseball manager) |
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I'm left handed, but I often think that being right-handed would be better, because it is difficult to start writing on the left side of a notebook with the left hand - nothing to brace your hand against. So start to learn writing with your right hand. Ambidextrous people own page 2. I can, but it's a bit awkward, and I can only write about half as fast. I also shoot left-handed, but can rather comfortably shoot right-handed. |
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I write and shoot left handed but do everything else right handed. So in other words it's hard to find a rifle and write since left handed writing smears ink and is tricky in binders/notebooks. So who uses ink and writes in binders and notebooks now days? Ive used quite a few pens that smear, and I use a spiral notebook in class every day to take notes. |
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Left handers ......
We can shoot with our strong arm while driving . We pretend to be righties for shooting classes and rock the weak hand part and the women love us because ...... . Another thing is we finish a book in seconds because we start from the back lol |
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IN THE SPIRIT OF ARFCOM ............................ I AM BOTH! lol right handed (pistol), left eye dominant (rifle) say it loud and proud brutha! |
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I'm left handed, but I often think that being right-handed would be better, because it is difficult to start writing on the left side of a notebook with the left hand - nothing to brace your hand against. I always turn everything a quarter turn counter clockwise and write vertical, straight up the page. No smearing, no problem with ring binders or any other type of bound book. Get some strange looks from people though. |
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"Never shake hands with a left handed gun."
Lefties can do things righties can't. Righties can't do things lefties can. Lefties can shoot and drive at the same time. In the USA, at least. |
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Southpaw here. I read this somewhere...45% of all serial killers are left handed. which means 55% of 'em are righties. Left handers winz again! (Ronald Reagan FTMFW) |
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If you play sports or shoot guns, being a righty gives you more options as far as gear goes. That being said, lefties have some advantages, in hockey the goalie never expects a left handed shot.
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this poll is very interesting because left handed people represent only 10% of the world's population, yet the poll is almost evenly split.
I'm a lefty fwiw. |
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Southpaw ftw! I'm pretty ambidextrous though. Left eye dominant.
I throw left and bat right. |
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Quoted: Can I get an AMEN? Quoted: Let me add to this:Right-handers are better case and point: http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/1954/u100p200t1d213313f10dt2.jpg http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/3708/lefthandeduspresidentbi.jpg http://cambridgeessexcom.nxg.superpageshosting.com/pictures/Ronald-Reagan.jpg /thread |
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Seems to me that it's only an issue with certain types of firearms, and when writing (on certain surfaces, with certain instruments).
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The only advantages I see in being left handed are sports related.
a left handed pitcher will have a different action on pitches. Likewise for playing tennis. A serve from a lefty is harder to judge. Other than that I vote for righty. |
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I'm a left-handed guy adapted to a right-handed world. therefore I am more versatile. and statistically proven smarter. There have extensive studies on this matter. Left handed people in general are more gifted and have a higher IQ. The Left handed male shares the same shape of brain as a female(laugh but its true) and are said to have an extra sense about them that right handed male are void of. Left handed males are proven to have a better understanding of women and women can relate to them better. There are many more traits that a Lefty has that a right handed person doesn't have. These are not my results but results of Universities across the world. I had to do a paper on this many years ago. So in general it may be a Right handed world but the Lefties seem to adjust better and take control. Scientific study. |
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Right handed people are better becaus. When we right we don't smear our words. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile You tell 'em! |
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God hates Lefties ........ On the contrary. He states that the Left handed warriors are the better Warriors. Look up Judges 3:15 and here is one.... Judges 20:16 "Among all this people there were seven hundred chosen men lefthanded; every one could sling stones at an hair breadth, and not miss" This is fun. |
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I can use both for everything. Played Baseball with both hands,hockey both hands, shoot both hands, use right handed scissors(and left if needed). It is easy for me to use both sides of my brain.
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Quoted: So there's more gay lefties?Quoted: I'm a left-handed guy adapted to a right-handed world. therefore I am more versatile. and statistically proven smarter. There have extensive studies on this matter. Left handed people in general are more gifted and have a higher IQ. The Left handed male shares the same shape of brain as a female(laugh but its true) and are said to have an extra sense about them that right handed male are void of. Left handed males are proven to have a better understanding of women and women can relate to them better. There are many more traits that a Lefty has that a right handed person doesn't have. These are not my results but results of Universities across the world. I had to do a paper on this many years ago. So in general it may be a Right handed world but the Lefties seem to adjust better and take control. Scientific study. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I'm a left-handed guy adapted to a right-handed world. therefore I am more versatile. and statistically proven smarter. There have extensive studies on this matter. Left handed people in general are more gifted and have a higher IQ. The Left handed male shares the same shape of brain as a female(laugh but its true) and are said to have an extra sense about them that right handed male are void of. Left handed males are proven to have a better understanding of women and women can relate to them better. There are many more traits that a Lefty has that a right handed person doesn't have. These are not my results but results of Universities across the world. I had to do a paper on this many years ago. So in general it may be a Right handed world but the Lefties seem to adjust better and take control. Scientific study. I've always explained it that since left handers must grow up in a right handed world, at a very young age they must develop intellectual and adaptive skills in order to accomplish things that their right handed peers do not. There are simply more challenges for a left hander to overcome, so that is why they are smarter. Because they HAD to be. The structure of the brain appears different because of all the neural pathways developed in the early formative years. That is my pet theory, anyway But regardless of the actual cause, there is simply no debate that left handers are better As you already know, you can pick pretty much any study on this at random and the results will be the same |
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Quoted: Right is better. Left handed people are just...too...sinister. You're wasting your time. Southpaws aren't intelligent enough to understand Latin. |
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I'm a left-handed guy adapted to a right-handed world. therefore I am more versatile. and statistically proven smarter. There have extensive studies on this matter. Left handed people in general are more gifted and have a higher IQ. The Left handed male shares the same shape of brain as a female(laugh but its true) and are said to have an extra sense about them that right handed male are void of. Left handed males are proven to have a better understanding of women and women can relate to them better. There are many more traits that a Lefty has that a right handed person doesn't have. These are not my results but results of Universities across the world. I had to do a paper on this many years ago. So in general it may be a Right handed world but the Lefties seem to adjust better and take control. Scientific study. Left handed men use both sides of their brain. Right handed men tend to use only the left side. So left handed men recover better from stroke and other brain injury than do right handed men. |
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Most things are designed to be used by people who are right handed.
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Right is better. Left handed people are just...too...sinister. I see what you did there. I see what you did there...Dexter. It's like an inside joke for all the world to see, isn't it? I guess lefties lack dexterity. But I get to dual wield FTMFW AKIMBO since I'm cross dominant. Both my trigger fingers get 'er done! |
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Quoted: I actually have two right hands. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Right is better. Left handed people are just...too...sinister. I see what you did there. I see what you did there...Dexter. It's like an inside joke for all the world to see, isn't it? I guess lefties lack dexterity. But I get to dual wield FTMFW AKIMBO since I'm cross dominant. Both my trigger fingers get 'er done! |
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I read a medical study on genetics once and it said that left handed people are like 75% more likely than their right handed counterparts, to be gay. I'm just say, LOL.
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