Are lefties actually smarter?
in Psychology ·
The results from my Moog testing session:
344 ms 🙂
Right-handed.
344 ms 🙂
Right-handed.
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Are lefties actually smarter?
in Psychology ·
Well🙂
It really comes down to statistical tendencies. While there is a common perception that lefties lean toward the arts, that doesn't mean they are inherently superior artists or athletes by default. Personally, I find the whole "lefty" thing somewhat uninteresting because I’m constantly surrounded by them—I’m talking seven left-handed people in my immediate circle, no exaggeration 🙂—and only two actually show any musical talent, while their athletic abilities are strictly mediocre. One of them even took an IQ test and scored a 112.
The reason you notice left-handers is simply because they are a minority. Think of it this way: if you look at a group of thirty children and three of them happen to have blue eyes, who catches your attention first? Who stands out? The blue-eyed child. Or, imagine there is one single redhead in that same group of thirty. That redhead is the one who jumps out at you.
One could easily argue that redheaded children are somehow more "exotic" and assign all sorts of mystical traits to them, eventually "domesticating" the concept so that every redhead and every parent of a redhead feels like they possess something extraordinarily special. 🙂 Of course, it is perfectly natural for any parent to believe their child is unique. 🙂
It really comes down to statistical tendencies. While there is a common perception that lefties lean toward the arts, that doesn't mean they are inherently superior artists or athletes by default. Personally, I find the whole "lefty" thing somewhat uninteresting because I’m constantly surrounded by them—I’m talking seven left-handed people in my immediate circle, no exaggeration 🙂—and only two actually show any musical talent, while their athletic abilities are strictly mediocre. One of them even took an IQ test and scored a 112.
The reason you notice left-handers is simply because they are a minority. Think of it this way: if you look at a group of thirty children and three of them happen to have blue eyes, who catches your attention first? Who stands out? The blue-eyed child. Or, imagine there is one single redhead in that same group of thirty. That redhead is the one who jumps out at you.
One could easily argue that redheaded children are somehow more "exotic" and assign all sorts of mystical traits to them, eventually "domesticating" the concept so that every redhead and every parent of a redhead feels like they possess something extraordinarily special. 🙂 Of course, it is perfectly natural for any parent to believe their child is unique. 🙂
Psychotropic medication discussion thread
in Psychology & Therapy ·
Thanks🙂
In other words, there is absolutely nothing to fear😁
In other words, there is absolutely nothing to fear😁
Psychotropic medication discussion thread
in Psychology & Therapy ·
Every single night, I find myself needing to take Sominex, and during the day, my doctor has me on half a tablet of Lorazepam as needed. Since both of these medications carry a sedative effect, I’ll admit I’m feeling a bit apprehensive about combining them.
Has anyone here navigated this specific combination before? I’d be curious to hear how it actually felt for you.
I am 20 years old.
Has anyone here navigated this specific combination before? I’d be curious to hear how it actually felt for you.
I am 20 years old.