I had read somewhere, some time ago that FOR THE MOST PART, people tend to type more characters with their left hand only because while using hand placement on the keyboard, there's more common characters on the left than on the right. But just before I posted this thread, I read an article saying the exact opposite. Going back, I'm left handed, but I don't believe at all that I type more with my left than my right because of that.
Let's do a test. On the left we have W,E,R,T,Y,A,S,D,G,C, that I would consider the common characters...on the right, we have I, O, H, L, N, M, and special characters. However, you don't generally use the special characters as often as letters. Please chime in and tell me:
A. If you think or know you type more characters with your left hand or right hand.
B. If my "important character list" is what you would say it is.
C. If you think my analysis is spot on or a crap. Ty.
P.S. I put W and Y because you'd be surprised how many words actually start with 'w', without even thinking about it. And 'y' because we have 7 days of the week that end in 'y' and a lot of words that do. And G because there's a lot of "-ing" going on.
Let's do a test. On the left we have W,E,R,T,Y,A,S,D,G,C, that I would consider the common characters...on the right, we have I, O, H, L, N, M, and special characters. However, you don't generally use the special characters as often as letters. Please chime in and tell me:
A. If you think or know you type more characters with your left hand or right hand.
B. If my "important character list" is what you would say it is.
C. If you think my analysis is spot on or a crap. Ty.
P.S. I put W and Y because you'd be surprised how many words actually start with 'w', without even thinking about it. And 'y' because we have 7 days of the week that end in 'y' and a lot of words that do. And G because there's a lot of "-ing" going on.
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