On the two-way direction of causality problem

I’m a science derp, not a science dork.

But, I have barely passed a chemistry class over 20 years ago, so I assume I’m more qualified than most to throw my theory in the ring.

I remember an idea called “chirality.” Chirality is the idea that some molecules are like gloves. There is left chiral (L) and democratic chiral (D). Both are the same, but also different.

Maybe there would be a difference in the probability of different chiralities based on an imbalance of causality. Can anyone smarter than me either run with this or smack me on the back of the head?

Thank you for your time!