Are Left Handed People Smarter Than Right-Handeded People?

Are left handed people smarter than right handed people? Being left handed was sometimes stigmatized as an abnormality because very few humans are left handed. Ten percent of the world is made up of left handed people, that means there could be about 700 million left handed individuals all around the world. Handedness displays a complex inheritance pattern and involves several genetic factors. Therefore if one or more person in the family is left handed then that gene will pass and give a chance for future offsprings to be left handed, whereas without it, there will only be right handed people. Handedness attributes to the human propensity to favor and adopt the use of either their right or left hand in everyday tasks
Our brains are split between the right hemisphere and the left hemisphere. If you are right handed then the left hemisphere of your brain controls your speech, language, writing, logic, math and science. This is known as the Linear thinking Mode. If your right hemisphere is dominant than you are left handed and this hemisphere controls music, creativity, perception and emotion. This is known as the Holistic thinking Mode. The brain dominance makes left handed individuals more creative and more likely to be visual thinkers. Michealangelo Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci are a few talented artists that are left handed
Left handed people have an positive in sports. In competitions where opponents face each other, such as baseball, tennis and even boxing, lefties have the edge. They have the advantage of surprise against right-handers. Left handed people have to strengthen both sides of the brain to succeed in a majority right handed world. It is easier for them to recover from a fault because they are better at using their non dominant hand. Lionel Messi, and Babe Ruth can have that advantage because they are left handed. Not in all sports thought, where in Polo. A rule created in 1975, Polo must be played right handed. Still to this day, only three players on the world circuit are left handed but have managed to play with their right