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jayrod12 said:I find your "comments" to be especially nitpicky
NOLAscience said:Maybe I saved someone an hour by making that point.
MNTClimber said:... and watch YouTube presentations by slow talking engineers at 1.5x-1.75x (if you don't do this already, I suggest you start now).
OHIOMatt said:B. Did the architect hire the consultants?
NOLA said:I know that once you train your brain to expect speech at 1.5x to 1.75x a person's normal speech rate, you will have a very difficult time "untraining" your brain. And it's impossible to speed up people when they are live, right in front of you!
Now you've got me wondering what their IRS situation is.OHIOMatt said:So, in essentially the owners are suing themselves and their insurance companies.
In a word, 'yes'. Every one of your experiences changes your brain to some extent. Most changes are useful and miniscule and serve to strengthen useful pathways. Your brain acts like a neural network that learns statistically about the world. In the case of speed listening, you're training your brain's expectation of how quickly to expect information to arrive when listening to a person speak.Tomfh said:Are you saying a permanent change takes place in your brain?