That really depends upon the kind of work that you want to do. I could type without a thumb if I wanted to (I only use it to hit the space bar, which I could do with other fingers if I wanted to). And there are lots of jobs which consist mainly or entirely of typing. But I wouldn't want to work in a shipping and receiving department without a thumb.
Without the thumb, the fingers and hand can not make prehensile movements. That is what grasping needs...the thumb.
it dies
Throw it on the ground
it helps the human to hold things. without the thumb, you wouldn't be able to do many things with your hands.
Hook all 4 fingers with your opponent's without the thumb, then put your thumb up as if your doing a thumbs up and then you have to take your opponents thumb down for three seconds if he pulls his thumb out then the game continues, if he couldn't escape then its game over
Thumb drives are just like hard drives, any format will work on it.
Yes, you can generally still work with a sprained thumb, depending on the severity of the injury. It's important to follow your doctor's recommendations regarding rest, ice, compression, and elevation to aid in the healing process. You may need to adjust certain tasks or use a splint to support your thumb during work activities.
123 on left hand pinky on right hand thumb on left hand. third octave g is without the thumb
You don't... If you fill the hose with fuel, put your thumb over one end and stick the other end in the tank. Make sure the end out of the tank is below the end in the tank and take your thumb off. Stick the end in your gas can and it should work without tasting gas.
it s very important
The number of cells in a thumb can vary, but it is estimated that there are billions of cells in a single thumb. The thumb, like any other body part, is composed of a complex arrangement of different types of cells that work together to maintain its structure and function.
The surgery cures the trigger thumb--why should there be any cash settlement?