| From: | Kevin Twyman |
| Date: | 11 Aug 2000 at 20:38:14 |
| Subject: | Re: dyslexia |
Hello Don,
On 11-Aug-00, you wrote:
>> I discovered that although I can't write equally well with both
>> hands, I could write /backwards/ with my right hand! Later on I
>> found that I could write both upside down and backwards at the same
>> time!
> A system of education designed for that could be tough for everyone
> else. Is this writing the same words with each hand, or something
> completely different? Maybe the two halves of the brain are being
> used for the two tasks.
This is just using the right hand, transposing (for want of a better
word) the letters upside down and back-to-front. One of those
completely useless abilities, unless you want to pass notes to the
person sitting in front of you!
> Can you type on two keyboards at once?
No. I've seen a bloke on TV htat had the halves of his brain seperated
draw two different symbols simultaneously using both hands, though.
>
>> This is obviously something to do with why I have an Amiga.... ;)
> Only Amiga makes it plausible.
LOL :)
Regards,
Kevin - Est. 1949 http://www.theboyz.freeserve.co.uk
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