Using two hands?

Another unproductive weekend passed... with high hopes of achieving the stars, and practical barriers like a needed weekend rest dashing those hopes to the ground...

I sometimes wonder, would ambidexterity improve your intelligence? People say an average person uses less than 10 percent of his / her brain, and a right handed person uses the left side of his brain and vice versa. If we train our kids to be ambidexterous, by making them brush their teeth with both their hands, and write with both their hands, will they use both brain sides? Will it lead to an increase of intelligence quotient?
They say, that one side of the brain is for imaginative and artistic perception, and the other side is for logic. Will ambidexterity lead to a 20 percent usage of the human brain, or just inner conflict? No Idea.

I havent read up much on this... just thoughts which crossed my mind while running MATLAB simulations, when it occurred to me that probably I am not intelligent enough to handle my research and lure my professor at the same time! Next time I doubt my intelligence quotient level, I'll probably practise writing with my left hand :P

I think I should probably experiment these on my kids if I do have any !!! :D

---thinkingtubelite :)



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