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You just woke me up my mannn 💪
This photo hurts my brain... do you have your gears and derailleur on the left side of your bike?
You must be a biker, who notices stuff like this 😄 🫂 I'm not expert in that area. Learning for fun as energies strike lol
I still can't make sense of the photo, I'm gonna go look at my phone in the mirror to see if it flip flops correctly. Anyway, sweet Rocky Mountain, those Canucks make a good rig
also left handed haha
Huh?
I am left handed. Y'all creeping me out 🤣 tf
Jk. Im both
You ever wrote with left, and hammered with right? Try that 🤣 my norm. Swoosh ⛹️♂️ with right 🏀 also. Cursive with left ✊
I'm basically the mirror image. Write with the right, bat with the left. My father's parents referred to it as "cacky-handed". I'm kinda curious how many other bitcoiners have switched circuits now.
Dang. Wonder why how it stems from. Never bothered to think to deep on that. Figured just some random electric glitch lollllllll
According to the book The Apocalypse of Yajnavalkya, with extensive references, we actually have two different brains, one does logic and forward time, the other does imagination and backwards time. One handles the left, the other handles the right. The way that they branch from the spinal cord can obviously flip the sides for some things, for some organs, and for some areas.
I am of the opinion that people who have switched circuits are naturally more integrated than normies who generally hate their right brain and ignore it, thus their ability to be manipulated.
I know for sure that is part of why I'm so prone to acting on impulse and having really odd lucky coincidences. My right brain sees them coming and steers me towards them.
You sound like Harvard bro 😄 it is a compliment
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/right-brainleft-brain-right-2017082512222
Hey yo, you taught me something againnnnn g2g though thanks for sharing
I haven't got around to reading what the "real" Yajnavalkya said. In this book I mention, which Mark Jeftovich referred me to in his "Bombthrower" blog (he is a recently minted maxi btw), they don't actually mention this character but they talk a lot about the text Vishnu Purana. I have been meaning to read that one, The Book of Enoch was awesome, and I'm kinda struggling with Corpus Hermeticum but I am betting I like Yajnavalkya a lot.
Best just to exercise both sides
