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I didn't do this water thing yet. I'm mostly lefthanded. I can mouse with either hand, and in my left hand with or without the buttons swapped.

graderjs 4y ago
I'm surprised there are so many coordinated people here, the top categories of respondents (so far) are the most ambidextrous. I'm a leftie, but I can't do counter-clockwise in right-hand like basically at all. It's like impossible for me unless I go really slow and big circles like 1 - 2 Hz and really big. If I try to make small fast rotations (like regular, like you're supposed to), I can't do that at all, not really. A total mess. Splashes, spills. Pretty funny, but just can't do it. I can go counter and clockwise in left hand easily. I can do a pretty messy clockwise in right hand under half the duration I can in left, but just changing the rotation to counter is off the charts harder for me in right hand. So it's surprising to me that there are people who can supposedly do it both hands whatever rotation. I think I believe they can but I'm just super impressed and surprised. You have to keep the speed up tho (3 - 4 Hz or faster) to make it real. I kind of have to see it to really believe it tho I think :) I'm a leftie, but snowboard regalar, kick right-footed, golf and guitar right handed, shoot left handed, I can throw and catch both hands but much better on left. I write and draw left handed, but can do a very rough (tho better than most) write with right hand. Watch only ever on right wrist. Swipe type with left hand only. Mouse/trackpad with any hand (switch it up as fingers get tired). I can touch type on a HHKB with no letterings, but can't one-handed with either hand on that (no sense of location one handed). Who types one-handed anyway? I can do it with letterings but it's definitely hunt and peck. Fork and spoon in left hand almost always, knife in right. I love being just the way I am. It's also very interesting to hear other people's experiences. People's body capabilities body are divided up between tasks and sides, which is kind weird but fascinating.

graderjs 4y ago

I'm surprised there are so many coordinated people here, the top categories of respondents (so far) are the most ambidextrous. I'm a leftie, but I can't do counter-clockwise in right-hand like basically at all. It's like impossible for me unless I go really slow and big circles like 1 - 2 Hz and really big. If I try to make small fast rotations (like regular, like you're supposed to), I can't do that at all, not really. A total mess. Splashes, spills. Pretty funny, but just can't do it. I can go counter and clockwise in left hand easily. I can do a pretty messy clockwise in right hand under half the duration I can in left, but just changing the rotation to counter is off the charts harder for me in right hand. So it's surprising to me that there are people who can supposedly do it both hands whatever rotation. I think I believe they can but I'm just super impressed and surprised. You have to keep the speed up tho (3 - 4 Hz or faster) to make it real. I kind of have to see it to really believe it tho I think :) I'm a leftie, but snowboard regalar, kick right-footed, golf and guitar right handed, shoot left handed, I can throw and catch both hands but much better on left. I write and draw left handed, but can do a very rough (tho better than most) write with right hand. Watch only ever on right wrist. Swipe type with left hand only. Mouse/trackpad with any hand (switch it up as fingers get tired). I can touch type on a HHKB with no letterings, but can't one-handed with either hand on that (no sense of location one handed). Who types one-handed anyway? I can do it with letterings but it's definitely hunt and peck. Fork and spoon in left hand almost always, knife in right. I love being just the way I am. It's also very interesting to hear other people's experiences. People's body capabilities body are divided up between tasks and sides, which is kind weird but fascinating.