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Michelle Evans said:That doesn't really hold up. Your taste buds and your sense of smell are located in the same area regardless of which hand you use, and those signals travel directly to the brain from there—not from your hands. Plus, if you're using a fork and knife together, you're engaging both sides anyway, whether you're right-handed or left-handed. 😉
We just hold our utensils opposite to our dominant hand. Taste buds stay put where they belong, but the brain is what sends out the impulses; there are actually studies on this stuff...😍
Hey everyone, I consider myself one of the leftists. I wouldn't necessarily claim we’re more intelligent, but maybe it's more about being open-minded toward different ideas. One thing I've noticed about people on the left—well, at least among my circle—is that we tend to have several books going at once. Some of us might lean more toward art, music, or film, though I suppose that really just depends on an individual's specific interests. Also, funny enough, whenever I hold a utensil in my right hand, food almost seems to lose its flavor or scent, but that's probably just because our brain centers are located on the opposite side of the right-handed folks...