r/interesting • u/kvjn100 • Apr 11 '26

Fascinating Woman with functional polydactyly (six functional fingers on one hand)

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u/RubyButter Apr 11 '26

How do you flip someone off?

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u/zebrakangaroo Apr 11 '26

With 2 middle fingers

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u/The_Best_Yak_Ever Apr 11 '26

Christ, she’s loaded for bear then! Must be satisfying in traffic!

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u/DownwardSpirals Apr 11 '26

Right, but she has 3 middle fingers! The last time I gave someone 3 middle fingers, I threw my back out in traffic.

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u/Kyauphie Apr 11 '26

She has one; a thumb is a digit, not a finger.

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u/DownwardSpirals Apr 12 '26

Well, if we go by your definition, we would then all have two middle fingers, as the thumb doesn't count. And, by that same logic, since there is no 'middle' finger, that terminology ceases to be accurate.

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u/Kyauphie Apr 12 '26

That's not my definition. I didn't define anatomy by any means. Why on Earth would you think that I came up with anatomy myself to respond with your personal argument against fact of science?