According to Brinkman, as the brain evolved, one side became specialised for fine control of movement (necessary for producing speech) and along with this evolution came righthand preference.
An interesting idiom is being economical with the truth, which means only saying what needs to be said and not revealing all the details, even though they might be important.
In its place, a love story between a special forces captain and a headstrong female surgeon, an evenly matched duo, unfolds not at work stations but in a war zone.
But what I didn't realize until even after the session was that the number of the people in this session, including David, were drawing with their wrong hand.
In the programme that we're used to, if you want to have a computer programme solve a problem, you have to have a human programmer write down exhaustive step-by-step instructions on how to do everything.
In reality, on a fruit tree, the fruit that hangs low down is easier to pick, so there's a link between this idea and the idiomatic meaning of the phrase in a business situation.