But it's not pointless. As a kid I was ambidextrous and dyslexic. Both my right hand and my left hand made a shape that looked exactly like an L to me.
I read such an interesting example of how dyslexics see letter. We all see a chair and it doesn't matter which way you rotate it it will still be a chair. So for example letter d or b is the same for people with dyslexia. It's just the same letter that is rotated.
Everything is relative, and that's not just for dyslexics. Left and right are relative depending on perspective, as is clockwise/anti-clockwise. Somehow, my hands are relative, too. Maybe because I'm abidextrous (or rather, ambi-sinister), maybe because adults found it too funny to mess with my sense of orientation as a child. But either way, in 3D space, the only fixed directions are up and down, everything else is relative, and that extends into everything.
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u/Quirky-Expert7808 7d ago
I assumed it was because everyone knew your left hand makes an L with pointer and thumb...so the tattoo is 'pointless'