Andrew Huberman· PhD
And that effect is particularly, excuse me, pronounced on the right hand.
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And that effect is particularly, excuse me, pronounced on the right hand.
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Basically in men the finger lengths are more different than they are in women and there are some differences in uh in that statement according to sexual orientation that we'll get into. When you say uh the the in other words the typical heterosexual male pattern is that the pointer finger right is shorter than the ring finger. >> Right. Right. >> Whereas in women >> they tend to be more similar. Again these are averages and >> not to give it away but this is because people are looking at their fingers right now. >> Let me just say don't panic. >> Yeah. Right. >> We're we're going to walk you through this. You're going to be fine. And uh the difference between men and women is more pronounced on the right hand as I recall.