Poll on left and right handed vs speed of creation

[Koji]

I get that, but if there are only three people who are left-handed and voting, then it's extremely possible that they are out of the norm. So if every other southpaw has crappy creation time, but we are really fast, then we are botching the data. Also, I feel that the only reason to conduct this poll would be to determine hemispheres affecting the creation.

[motorheadlk]

I get that, but if there are only three people who are left-handed and voting, then it's extremely possible that they are out of the norm.

 

Dude, that's why I said "if a lot of people vote on the poll".

[Koji]

Sorry, missed that sentence.

[Bask]

I'm ambidextrous and voted fast.

[TulpaCouple]

I guess we are average, but everything felt like it was progressing rather quickly. We never felt much like slowpokes. I guess fast.

 

Interesting results thus far.

[Rythym Flow]

"I am left-handed, my tulpa's creation was/is fast*"

 

One quick point, there is approximately a 10-1 ratio of right to left-handers and I don't know what percentage of people are Ambidextrous make sure to take this into consideration when tallying the results...

[TehEpicMan]

my progress is kinda slow. im right handed and my tulpa Kate and i narrate through the day, and tulpaforce at night for bout an hour. also, if its a weekend, then i sometimes tulpaforce in the morning. i started Kate on new years day.

[Guest]

Mr Anthony is just doing a silly poll for his silly, academic colleagues. He wants to "prove" something.

 

Anyway, I just went by this simple logic: if either audible voice or imposition is down, I'm fast. Otherwise, I'm slow.

[Avalanche]

I don't see how being either-handed is relevant. Most people in the world are right handed, and this shows in the poll.

It also shows that more people have had slower progress than fast while being right handed, but that's probably just because more people voted in right handed.

 

Why not ask if we are boys/girls, or if we are over or under 18?

[Guest]

But there's no accurate measure of "fast" or "slow". The results are totally random.