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= ﻿LEFT HANDED VS. RIGHT HANDED = lolo As I sat down at the computer trying to figure out what I should write about, I reached out with my left hand to realize the mouse was not there. Looking around, I found the mouse on my right, which is understandable but it still annoyed me. Suddenly I sparked some memories about how there were few to no lefty desks and that finding a pair of lefty scissors anywhere in the school was like finding $50 under your couch cushion. Within the few seconds this all happened, I came to a realization that the differences between left handed people and right handed people had to be more than just which hand they used primarily. This is what gave me the idea for my Wiki.

lolol Being left handed, I went through most of my life learning to make due with items designed primarily for right handed people. Whether it be a mouse, desk, pair of scissors, or even certain types of Pens; this world was primarily designed around right handed people because it was more common to be a righty then a lefty. And yet, one learns to adapt to their environment. Which leads to the question, in what ways have left handed people adapted and evolved differently than right handed people?