are people who are ambidextrous, smarter? (1 Viewer)

[Air Jordan]

Re: are people who are both handed tend to be smarter?

I heard that left handed people use their left side of their brain more which makes them more creative or something

 

[gibbo153]

Re: are people who are both handed tend to be smarter?

are people who are both handed tend to be smarter?

bet OP isn't ambidextrous

 

[APCSfan]

Re: are people who are both handed tend to be smarter?

I heard that left handed people use their left side of their brain more which makes them more creative or something

lolol. possibly? :S i read that somewhere too ;O
I dont feel very creative tho tbh

 

[rubificticious]

Re: are people who are both handed tend to be smarter?

it's more to do with utilising the capabilities of your hands, and therefore brain.

doing things ambidexterously as a matter of preference doesn't mean anything. challenging your brain to learn to do things another way increases efficiency, learning and mental pathways, creativity and logic development.

teach, or begin to learn to write/do things (brush your teeth, for example) with your non-dominant hand. i love this feeling. you can just feel that you're learning.

 

[DanteEX]

Well now I'm going to learn to write with my left hand...

I'll tell you if I feel any smarter after a month...

 

[SnowFox]

Re: are people who are both handed tend to be smarter?

i am a fairly good piece of evidence to demonstrate that this theory is full of shit

So is my brother, then again he believes using the left hand feels like someone else....

 

[iNerd]

Re: are people who are both handed tend to be smarter?

ive been practicing writing with my left hand for 2 years
and im no where near that good
maybe cause i'm not
and the laws of nature are trying to stop me from doing what im not ment to do