Psychology
Why ambidextrous brains may be built differently
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If you can write perfectly with both hands, your brain is a rare architectural anomaly. Most human brains are completely lopsided, favoring one hemisphere over the other for motor control. Ambidextrous individuals, however, develop an unusually thick corpus callosum and almost perfectly mirrored hemispheres, essentially operating dual processors with zero bottlenecking.
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