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Yesterday I asked what random skills people had. Surprisingly common answers: picking the right Tupperware container, catching falling objects, knowing the number of letters in words, guessing people's weights, knowing the time without looking at a clock, swatting flies.
I'd been wondering if there's a pattern here, and I just saw one. These are all very low-tech. These are all skills people could have had 500 years ago.
I have a further theory, though this is speculative: perhaps the people with these skills are people who simply haven't lost abilities that everyone had when we were hunter-gatherers.
All points to Survival instincts Paul.
The most important skills of all.
We are skillful at what we practice often. Now you know your audience:)
For me: catching falling objects and killing mosquitos with only one hand (by catching them in closed fist). Both somewhat useful 
They’re also skills with instant feedback on success/failure.
Maybe the intersection between random and high-tech is small/non-salient?
You might have screwed the result by adding the modifier “useless”.
Sorry. Skewed. Sometimes autocorrect is funnier than others...
i'm gonna say my tupperware selecting skills are pretty evolved
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