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Personally I think the guy is coming around to us lefties, he's just too shy to admit it yet.
What do you think?
What do you think?
Conversely, they tend to move from left to right with age...SOS2008 said:Seriously, people in general will move from the right to the left with more education (in science, humanities, etc., not so much business, engineering, etc.), with travel abroad (not in the military), through experiencing/seeing economic hardships, and other factors like gender, religion, etc.
First of all, I believe Pengwuino is absorbing the knowledge (as am I). I don't like to say that I lean to the left, but the left is where I share a lot of my common beliefs today. So it doesn't really matter whether he decides to convert or not... as long as the understanding is there.smurf said:Personally I think the guy is coming around to us lefties, he's just too shy to admit it yet.
What do you think?
SOS2008 said:I dunno. It's like trying to make a gay person straight. :rofl:
Seriously, people in general will move from the right to the left with more education (in science, humanities, etc., not so much business, engineering, etc.), with travel abroad (not in the military), through experiencing/seeing economic hardships, and other factors like gender, religion, etc.
IMO ultimately one must be spiritual enough to sense things, like intuition or an instinct if you will. Perhaps it's a trait that will become increasingly prevalent as humans continue to evolve into more superior beings (assuming the more primitive militant types don't destroy the Earth first).
When someone is "coming around to us lefties", it means that they are starting to understand and support the perspectives and needs of left-handed individuals.
Historically, left-handed individuals have faced challenges and discrimination due to the majority of tasks and tools being designed for right-handed people. However, society is becoming more aware and accommodating of left-handed individuals.
There is no evidence to suggest that left-handed people think differently from right-handed people. However, some studies have shown that left-handed individuals may have an advantage in certain tasks, such as spatial reasoning and creativity.
Being left-handed is not inherently associated with any health risks. However, left-handed individuals may have a higher likelihood of developing certain conditions, such as dyslexia and schizophrenia, although the reasons for this are still unknown.
While it is possible for someone to learn to use their non-dominant hand more frequently, it is unlikely for someone to truly become left-handed later in life. Handedness is determined by brain structure and is typically established during fetal development.