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The idea is that you use the knife in your dominant hand, probably because it requires some kind of precision when cutting.
I've found I can be precise enough cutting with my non dominant hand!
but to be fair I suppose I'm also a bassist and keyboardist so I'm extremely accustomed to doing intricate things with both hands??
Not a musician, but same. My left hand is perfectly dexterous enough to handle cutting pieces of food being held with a fork in the other hand. Its not surgery. I don't need my piece of meat to be cut to mm precision.