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 Originally Posted by Poopadoop
Ong is basically right about the shoe-tying in principle. One or both hands learned how to tie a shoe better while in a particular postural configuration.* More of a question about motor control than physics though since there's nothing inherently in a left or right shoe that makes it harder to tie.
Either that or banana had a stroke.
* Or more aptly, the neural regions controlling the hand, since the hand itself is just the mechanical part of the system.
Obv has nothing to do with hand strength. This phenomenom is caused by coriolis force. Banana ties an identical knot on both shoes, which means on one shoe the direction of the knot is aligned with the direction of the force exerted by walking, and on the other it's not. QED.
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