The brain is far more complex than simple left/right splits.
Eye Contact and Social Signals
Another angle to this question could relate to social behavior.
Research shows that:
Eye contact increases trust.
Pupil dilation can signal interest.
Direct gaze activates social processing areas in the brain.
But there’s no evidence that one specific eye conveys more meaning.
Evolutionary Perspective
Humans evolved binocular vision because it improved survival:
Hunting accuracy
Threat detection
Environmental awareness
There’s no evolutionary evidence that one specific eye is inherently “male.”
Vision and Hormones
Some research suggests hormones may influence certain aspects of vision perception (like color sensitivity), but dominance itself is not gender-based.
Again, differences are subtle and statistical—not categorical.
