I'm going to use baseball as an example. During a game, you often
hear the announcer say, "Those lefties sure do love that low-ball." And
they do. You always see lefties go after that low-ball. It's right smack
in the middle of their "wheel-house", as they put it. (Meaning the ball
is right where you want it to be; it fits perfectly into your preferred
swing.)
But why isn't the situation the same for right-handers? You'll never hear an announcer say "Those righties sure do love that low-ball." Doesn't come up.
Why there isn't true complementarity from left to right? Why aren't they equal? Doesn't a right-handed person do the same thing as a left-handed person, but from a different perspective? Why should there be a significant difference? I really don't get it.
Any suggestions?
But why isn't the situation the same for right-handers? You'll never hear an announcer say "Those righties sure do love that low-ball." Doesn't come up.
Why there isn't true complementarity from left to right? Why aren't they equal? Doesn't a right-handed person do the same thing as a left-handed person, but from a different perspective? Why should there be a significant difference? I really don't get it.
Any suggestions?
