/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>7124730
>Why does such arbitrary etiquette matter though? I understand rules to do with politeness or hygiene, but not this.

its gives away predictive behavior in relation to certain intelligence in adaptation or foundation. Something that menial is telling of the person. If the person holding his fork in the left hamfist way and going into a STEM field is very telling of his behavior of willing to not lean new things and incorporate them to be second nature.

same menial clue could be applied to pic related as well. Would you hire someone that would be making important decisions and analyzing things if they hold a writing utensil like that?


>>7124777
>by evolving that ability over the past several million years.

pic related thats you.