The Mutation Station : Left-handedness and Ambidexterity
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The Mutation Station : Left-handedness and Ambidexterity
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In this episode of The Mutation Station, we explore the unique world of left-handed and ambidextrous individuals. We kick off by discussing the science behind handedness, from genetic factors to brain structure, revealing why only 10% of the population is left-handed. Historically, left-handedness has had a mixed reputation—linked to both mystery and power but also misunderstood in some cultures. In art, legends like Leonardo da Vinci used left-handed techniques, while in pop culture, characters like Arya Stark and Inigo Montoya bring left-handedness to life, symbolising independence and skill. We also dive into amusing moments with left-handed world leaders, like Obama’s famous overhand writing and Trudeau’s left-handed salutes, showing how handedness adds personality even in politics. This episode celebrates left-handed and ambidextrous individuals, from myth to modern times, as symbols of creativity, adaptability, and unique perspectives.