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My right wrist is starting to hurt due to overmousing during the past week, so I'm trying to mouse with my left hand. It's not as much of a fiasco as it is if I try to write with my left hand, but it's still slow and clumsy. (I know from experience not to reverse the mouse buttons -- my brain attaches "left click" to the button, and not the finger that performs the click.) Any guesses on how long I would have to do it before the new neuron connections would form that would allow me to do it with the same dexterity I have with my right hand?
And if the species were predominantly left-handed, would I have worded that sentence as "...allow me to do it with the same sinisterness I have with my left hand"?
p.s. I used to go by "sinister dexter" on alt.gothic back in the late 1990s. Some people thought I was making a Dexter's Laboratory reference. (...."sinister"? ok, he's a mad scientist, but "sinister"?) Some also thought I was male, although with an implied name of "Dexter" and a lack of talking about specifically female subjects (like menstruation), I can see why.
And if the species were predominantly left-handed, would I have worded that sentence as "...allow me to do it with the same sinisterness I have with my left hand"?
p.s. I used to go by "sinister dexter" on alt.gothic back in the late 1990s. Some people thought I was making a Dexter's Laboratory reference. (...."sinister"? ok, he's a mad scientist, but "sinister"?) Some also thought I was male, although with an implied name of "Dexter" and a lack of talking about specifically female subjects (like menstruation), I can see why.
