I came across this when looking into a combination of factors; left-handedness, increased spatial reasoning ability, and autism. The path took me on a bit of a journey. As a leftie, I just thought I’d share this one.
I came across this when looking into a combination of factors; left-handedness, increased spatial reasoning ability, and autism. The path took me on a bit of a journey. As a leftie, I just thought I’d share this one.
Mixed-handedness is even more prevalent in people with autism. I’m mixed-handed too, left handed for writing, but most things can be either hand.
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Interesting! Some things I’ve naturally done right handed, like with firearms. I think I could shoot left-handed but I’ve never tried to.
I assume that you are right-eye dominant, which would determine firearm preference rather than your manual(?) handedness.
I guess writing hand/dominant hand. My dad was right handed and that’s probably just the way I was taught from a young age. One of my high school friends was right handed (afaik) and shot left handed. Having a dominant eye makes sense, like your dominant foot with skateboarding or snowboarding. Interesting to think about