Fun fact and why subhuman asymmetry might exist

[Weed]

FACT: Your brain's right side controls your body's left side and vice versa.

So here's where I think my subhuman assymetry comes into play. I am right handed and I almost never use my left hand, in childhood I would smash my right side of my head with my right hand. I also remember smashing my head against a wardrobe because I thought it would make me this innocent smart but retarded kid. The thing is that my body's left side is more recessed. Coincidence? I don't think so.

 

[FaceandHFD]

Legit lold xd

 

[Weed]

Legit lold xd

Might sound funny lol but it's legit theory tho, think about it tbhthbngl
more brain damage = less development

 

[Deleted member 16809]

Mike Mew was talking about once how sleeping on one side of your body can cause asymmetries and skin problems because of the constant uneven pressure being applied, which is similar to this there is something to it tbh

 

[Michael15651]

A good observation indeed, OP. Well played

 

[Deleted member 15752]

If you use a side over and over it causes muscular imbalance not skeletal imbalance.

 

[TheNEET]

I've (slightly) fucked up my temporomandibular joint (the one that connects your jaw and your temples) by always sleeping on one side and pushing my head hard into the pillow (and grinding my teeth, but according to my dentist sleeping on one side made it worse)

 

[NoMoreSlaving]

I've (slightly) fucked up my temporomandibular joint (the one that connects your jaw and your temples) by always sleeping on one side and pushing my head hard into the pillow (and grinding my teeth, but according to my dentist sleeping on one side made it worse)

I fucked mine up my hardmewing. Is your TMJ disc slipped or what do you mean?

 

[TheNEET]

I fucked mine up my hardmewing. Is your TMJ disc slipped or what do you mean?

yeah, the disc slipped

 

[NoMoreSlaving]

yeah, the disc slipped

How is it in terms of pain / discomfort for you? It has me worried because it seems like it will just get worse and worse until your mandibular condyle gets grinded into dust.

I've done some research on it though. I remember reading a medical report where a guy with that problem was dissected and the disc appeared to be abnormally long. Upon further inspection it showed that the back of the disc was in reality just hardened ligament but I can't remember what exactly that phenomenon was called and I can't find the study anymore. Any chance you know what Im talking about?