我们的双臂不平衡是自然的造化。——亚里士多德在某国某个医学院的儿科部里,人们津津有味地谈论这样一件荒唐的事:几年前,一个父亲抱着两岁的儿子来到儿科门诊室。患儿的左臂打上了石膏,但却不是因为缺钙或缺铁而骨折,而是被父亲用木杖打断的。父亲想用棍子的不断敲打来矫正儿子的“左撇子”习惯。“说什么也不能让我的儿子成为一个‘左撇子’。”他对医生说。 Our arms unbalance is nature’s good fortune. Aristotle In a pediatric department at a medical school in one country, people talked about such a ridiculous thing: a few years ago, a father came to the pediatric clinic with his two-year-old son. Children’s left arm plaster, but not because of calcium deficiency or iron deficiency and fracture, but was interrupted by his father with a wooden stick. My father wanted to stick with the constant beat of the stick to correct his son’s “left-handed” habit. “Nothing can be said to make my son a southpaw,” he told the doctor.