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Another link with different writing is this one:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1163091/Dont-ask-mirror-whos-fairest--brain-tell-lies.html

But I don't generally like the Daily Mail, so I didn't post it as the main link. Spazdaq, allow us to hyperlink in the descriptions or comments.

Also allow proper paragraph formatting in comments to avoid the above fail.

Having a dominant right hemisphere creates this effect in relation to how we process visual stimuli. Makes me think that left-handed people may focus on the "right" half of their face when looking in the mirror, although I have read that left-handedness is never truly dominate to one side like right-handedness is. Also I wonder if this effect is true in nonhuman primates. I have read that handedness develops from fetal positioning in the womb and most likely evolved to the degree seen in humans from more precision tool-use in early hominins.

What's important here is that we both recognize that left-handed people are better, prettier, and smarter than those mediocre right-handers.