Jessica Wynn

Many left handers do have more creative talents since lefties more often utilize the right side of the brain, which, you know, it's just touted as the more artistic side.

And that's according to the National Library of Medicine.

And you're better at the humble brag, apparently.

Oh, yes.

Masters.

Left handedness has been linked to higher IQ scores in several studies, with more left handers scoring over 140 than right handers.

Well, you're welcome.

But settle down.

Lefties aren't automatically geniuses.

Some studies suggest, yes, left handers process language using both hemispheres of the brain, while right handers mostly stick to just the left hemisphere.

Well, it just means lefties have more inter-hemispheric communication, meaning more crosstalk between the two sides of the brain.

But it does come with a higher rate of dyslexia, especially among mixed handers, you know, the people who switch hands a lot.

Anecdotally, I've never experienced dyslexia, but a lot of lefties do.

Right.

I don't think so.

And I mean, I can write, I can bat, I can play pool with both hands.

Yeah.

But eating with my right hand is really uncomfortable.

I can't bowl or throw a dart or throw a ball with my right hand, though.

And it's weird, right?