Probably involves brain imaging. Pretty much every MRI study specifies right-handedness; apparently there’s enough of a difference in activation patterns that it messes with inter-subject analyses.
Almost all right handed people are left brain dominant for language but there is a large portion of left handed people with mixed or ipsilateral dominance.
Obviously the memories from the re-education camps each of us lefties had to attend would interfere with the “bad childhood memories” aspect. They’re presumably interested in bad memories that happened as a result of activities and events not associated with forced labour and whippings.
Probably involves brain imaging. Pretty much every MRI study specifies right-handedness; apparently there’s enough of a difference in activation patterns that it messes with inter-subject analyses.
Almost all right handed people are left brain dominant for language but there is a large portion of left handed people with mixed or ipsilateral dominance.
Or it could be that us lefties, being in our right minds, are not elgible….
(C’mon — you knew it was coming!)
Pretty easy to figure out which bad childhood memories they are referring to as well.
No one in their right minds need apply…
@Aaron: Bad memories of being forced to use right-handed scissors?
That’s one of my bad memories from childhood, certainly
Obviously the memories from the re-education camps each of us lefties had to attend would interfere with the “bad childhood memories” aspect. They’re presumably interested in bad memories that happened as a result of activities and events not associated with forced labour and whippings.