Re:What Left-Handedness Reveals About How the Brain Works (2...
by coldtea on Sunday January 06, 2019 @07:42AM
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Hopefully with some hand washing involved in between...
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Re:What Left-Handedness Reveals About How the Brain Works (2...
by southerndrift on Sunday January 06, 2019 @08:23AM
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How do you clean one hand without the other? If you don't have soap, wouldn't cleaning hands actually increase the risk of infections?
Re:What Left-Handedness Reveals About How the Brain Works (2...
by indiandragon on Sunday January 06, 2019 @08:45AM
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>If you don't have soap
I don't think unavailability of soap posed higher risk than unavailability of the toilet by itself. I guess areas where soap/water is unavailable, they go 'Bear Grylls' of cleaning with leafs.
Re:What Left-Handedness Reveals About How the Brain Works (2...
by indiandragon on Sunday January 06, 2019 @08:40AM
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obviously yes, apparently general social consensus here seems it is hygienic than using paper to do the job.
At-least middle class families & above have water faucet to go along with western model toilets; though the concept of using tissue paper for cleaning shit is still alien for majority here.
Re:What Left-Handedness Reveals About How the Brain Works (2...
by coldtea on Monday January 07, 2019 @02:57AM
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>obviously yes, apparently general social consensus here seems it is hygienic than using paper to do the job
Seems like "cleaning by hands" is a relic consensus from the eras of the unavailability of paper. Water I can understand.