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From: werner@aecom.UUCP (Craig Werner)
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Subject: Re: Re: Left vs right brains
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> > Subject: Re: Shirt buttons
> > 
> > A possible explanation comes from the biology of the brain. 
> > 

Wrong.
Most women, like most men are left-brained. This includes almost all right
handers and about half of left-handers (I just got back from a Neuro exam -
I was perusing Readnews to forget about Neuroscience up until this moment.)

	Maybe more women than men (percentage-wise) are right-brained, but the
difference is not enough to build an industry over.

-- 
				Craig Werner
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		What do you expect?  Watermelons are out of season!