Science
What makes a left-hander? Aussie research brings the answer a step closer – The New Daily
It used to be seen as a trait of the devil and smacked out of young learners – but left-handedness has gradually edged into vogue.
It used to be seen as a trait of the devil and smacked out of young learners but left-handedness has gradually edged into vogue, picking up an association with creative and cool people.
It even got a sub-plot in The Simpsons courtesy of Ned Flanders.
Researchers are still puzzling, however, over just why some people are left-handed (plus the even more rare ambidextrous).
Turns out, it might be more environmentally driven than we first thought.
An Australian study analysed the data from more…
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