Why do most people write with their right hand?
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Not sure why now.....but years ago when my kids were learning to write   all the specialists said if you think they are tending towards left-handed..........hand them everything in their right hand   pencil, fork, etc.   Seems they used to think left-handed was not a good thing, and it was better to teach them to be righty's.
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Generally you wear your watch on the opposite side that you write with. If you are right handed, then you wear it on the left, if you are left handed, then you wear it on the right. The reason this is done is so that you can still have your dominant hand free and still check what time it is on your watch. There is no hard and fast rule though. You can actually wear it on whatever wrist that you want and find the most comfortable. @--->---
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I use my left AND right hands. I'm ambidextrous, but most times I'll use my right hand to write and my left hand to draw and paint. I think Leonardo DaVinci did the same thing. It's real cool and really freaks people out when I sketch AND write at the same time, especially when I was at school. ;)
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It is possible to learn ambidexterity, but it is also difficult. \nA naturally left-handed person would hold a pen diferently from one who is naturally right handed.\nWatch a left-hander write and emulate the style, then keep rewriting the alphabet until you have mastered the ability.
32601
because we r not left handed
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They used thier hand!! Where I was staying in South india I had to use my hand for two months, eewwwww.  They only use thier left hand though, that's why they eat and shake hands with thier right hand.\n\nA large part od the world does not produce or use paper products and use a bucket of water and a hand to wipe.
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What I learned is that the right is receiving and the left is giving out. Its not so important except in circle when holding hands. You want the energy in the circle to flow correctly so we all keep the left hand down sending to your "Neighbor" and the right hand up recieving from your other "neighbor".
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I'm a leftie!!all  the people i know are right-handed.it makes me feel so special :P\nI guess you could say I'm a bit ambidextrous though,because i use my right hand for playing the guitar and using the computer mouse.
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As a rule, if you are right handed, your right hand is the hand you project with, the left is the one you receive with.  If you're left handed, it's the other way.  So, it really depends on what you're trying to do.
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There are a ton of studies that have been done trying to distinguish intelligence based on which hand you use the most. Some people will argue that lefties are more artistic, creative, imaginative people which right-handers are more scientific, grounded, imperative thinkers.\n\nThis has to do with which hemisphere of the brain is being used and all that wonderful scientific jazz. "Smart" is a subjective term and relative to each individual.\n\nI think the only real difference between lefties and right-handers is that you don't want to seat them next to each other during dinner. That would be a catastrophe.
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It's a very good question. But it would be even better if you asked other way around. \n\nBecause, people who are left-handed are right. cz left side of the brain controls the muscles and also it is a bit faster than left.\n\nBut if you ask the other way around, that why many of us do it wrong? I really don't know. But can guess that its more cultural thing than anything else.\n\nhttp://www.coolquiz.com/trivia/explain/docs/lefthand.asp
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Approximately 10% of the population classify themselves as being left-handed, with the percentage slightly higher for males and lower for females (McManus, 2002). Faurie and Raymond (2004) reviewed handedness frequency over more than ten thousand years (the oldest evidence coming from Palaeolithic ‘negative hand’ paintings), and determined that there was no difference between the oldest sample and the proportions found in university students today.\n\nHope that helps!
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I'm a natural Lefty.\nUse the composition notebooks instead that have the three ring holes added.  They will have a serrated edge so that they may be removed and put into the three ring binder when he is done witting on it.\nThere are also legal type pads that fold OVER that have three ring holes in them and are the same size as loose leaf notebook paper.  They can be torn out and put into the three ring binder as needed.\nThe three ring notebooks are the main reason so many Lefties write SIDEWAYS....with the binder middle hanging over the TOP of the desk so they can write.\nBut that is not needed anymore with the notebooks and writing pads.\nAlso, Lefties learn to TYPE very early on.  Lefties tend to have "interesting" if not rotten penmanship.\n(But don't worry....we ARE smarter <wink>)
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Your teacher was probably referring to ambidextrous people (im able to write, do anything actually with both hands, legs etc.) true ambidextrous people, not people that teach themselves how to do it think differently to just right handed or left handed people. Apparently i can switch my thinking to either side of my brain, over all i tend to have a "center" of thinking.  i can also read backwards and write backwards or with both hands at the same time without even thinking about it. I discovered this when i was a teenager, all my friends thought it was awesome and tried to do it! i thought it was so funny because they were all trying so hard when i didnt even have to think when i did it! \nI'm not sure if im smarter then other people, maybe i am lol! i did always get great marks in school so yer, but there are disadvantages-always have had trouble working out left from right, learning languages, trouble with figures/maths in general. All of those disadvantages are proven.\n\nYou cannot make yourself be left handed or ambidextrous and get the positives with it-like being intelligent (so they say).\nSo dont try to be, you cannot change how your brain works. \nHope this helped.
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Most people are right handed.  Laws of probability.
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im not im only left handed i can only type and hold stuff with my right  sounds like you might be i know someone that can write with both hands at the same time it pretty cool
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If it's a student, we always appreciate left-handed friendly notebooks - usually those with the spirals at the top.  The primary annoyances for left handed people are pencils, notebooks with the spiral in the middle, and desks and chairs set up for right-handed people.  \n\nAs a left-handed person, there's not very many "left-handed" gifts that I'd appreciate.  Most are over-priced gimmicks.