Left-handers 'think' more quickly


	Left-handers 'think' more quickly

rj3sp

11-6-2007 2:13 AM

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left-handers, neuropsychology

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11-6-2007 2:19 AM

Aribeth

11-6-2007 2:27 AM

coconutshell

"This seems to go with evidence that left-handers use both sides of the brain for language - that they are more bicerebral."

Hi there, I'm bi...cerebral that is.

11-6-2007 2:28 AM

coconutshell

I crack myself up sometimes. Must...cut...down...on...sugar.

11-6-2007 4:14 AM

michellezm

LOL! CNS

11-6-2007 5:28 AM

Fast T friend

Go leftists go!

10-26-2008 5:24 PM

oldephartte

I knew there was a reasonable explanation for teh Reich-Wing harping about 'Lefties'. So Gauche
( French for left-handed ) and Sinister.

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