Hmmmm, left handed persons in my opinion are extremely sharp. I work with 125 persons. Within my circle around fifty. Ten of which are left handed. All of which are extremely smart, think a different way than myself (I’m right handed) I would not want to play chess with them. I personally think they (lefties) would make a better sniper than a right handed or a proficient soldier with the correct weapon

A few studies have shown that left-handed people are more likely to have an IQ of 131 or higher. Coincidentally, Isaac Newton, Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein were all lefties.

philosopher Aristotle. French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. baseball legend Babe Ruth. Renaissance artist Leonardo DaVinci.

From Aristotle and Mozart to Marie Curie, Bill Gates and Barack Obama, left-handedness has long been associated with talent and intelligence. Left-handed people are said to be good at complex reasoning, resulting in a high number of lefty Noble Prize winners, writers, artists, musicians, architects and mathematicians. According to research published in the American Journal of Psychology, lefties appear to be better at divergent thinking.

Hmmmm, left handed persons in my opinion are extremely sharp. I work with 125 persons. Within my circle around fifty. Ten of which are left handed. All of which are extremely smart, think a different way than myself (I’m right handed) I would not want to play chess with them. I personally think they they (lefties) would make a better sniper than a right handed or a proficient soldier with the correct weapon

A few studies have shown that left-handed people are more likely to have an IQ of 131 or higher. Coincidentally, Isaac Newton, Benjamin Franklin and Albert Einstein were all lefties.

philosopher Aristotle. French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. baseball legend Babe Ruth. Renaissance artist Leonardo DaVinci.

From Aristotle and Mozart to Marie Curie, Bill Gates and Barack Obama, left-handedness has long been associated with talent and intelligence. Left-handed people are said to be good at complex reasoning, resulting in a high number of lefty Noble Prize winners, writers, artists, musicians, architects and mathematicians. According to research published in the American Journal of Psychology, lefties appear to be better at divergent thinking.