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Jesus. Look through my post history and it will all make sense.
I gotta stop posting here first thing in the morning -_-
I said in one of my posts something like "this is house my cat sits"
How. The word was how. I said house. I made her a house sitting. And now my eye is a reader.
I've stopped stressing over perfect grammar and spelling myself. I go for 90% accuracy, that's good enough.
This. Ffs, read what is being said, not how.
Red what's being said?
That's what I sed.
Adhd? "this is how... Sits". I bet your brain sent the command to type "my cat" but made a a cogntivie connection to house sitting based on the sound of your head voice is it tried to generate the sentence faster than you could type. Like it already voiced out to "sits" while your finger were still on "Ho". Idk, I catch a similar mistake weekly. Usually more like typing a homophone or like my fingers just start trying to sound out the word they thought they heard as my head voice has raced ahead.
I'd love to learn more about how communication works in our brains and how it varies between modes. I could see fingers and voice being the same part, but does hearing route a different way? How similarly does the head voice work?
Then, there's the part where something like 10 or 20% of the population doesn't even have a hear voice. And from there, those with the strongest head voice make micro movements of their vocal chords when thinking, while those with no voice make no movements at all.
Fucking la gauge, how does it work
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