@CNN: Left-handed people are better in combat than their right-handed counterparts, according to new research — something that may help to explain the continued existence of the trait https://t.co/8KCr1tE6uk https://t.co/AI412dKDuu

February 26, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Left-handed people are better in combat than their right-handed counterparts, according to new research — something that may help to explain the continued existence of the trait https://t.co/8KCr1tE6uk pic.twitter.com/AI412dKDuu

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