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by ekaryotic
34 days ago
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southpaws are more common where at least one parent has schizophrenia. i believe it to be caused by an epigenetic change, where damage to the brain in a parent leads to the parent rewiring their brain to use the opposite hemisphere.
In short, it's hardly an illness, more of an antibody to one. |
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