Is there a physical explanation for ambidexterity in the brain, is it learned behaviour?
Furthermore, As an ambidextrous I feel that certain activities have been engrained in my mind with a single hand such as brushing my teeth or writing. I assume it’s just because Ive always done it that way, but is it then normal to have difficulty trying to do it with the opposite hand
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I don’t know man, seems more learned than anything probably? If you learn it for one side and automatically can the other side then that’s impressive and could be some advanced mirroring mechanism in the brain. Do you have any idea how you managed to be able to write and so on with both? Just came naturally?
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