Message Forum: Re: Associative Memory

Re: Associative Memory

Posted By: commie_bat, on host 24.200.100.31
Date: Wednesday, April 21, 2004, at 18:21:39
In Reply To: Re: Associative Memory posted by Don the Monkeyman on Wednesday, April 21, 2004, at 15:25:28:

> > > F"child progeny"B
> >
> > Did you actually mean to say "prodigy" and not notice the error? Because if so, that would be quite the irony...
> >
> > winter"also a progeny"mute
>
> I was just about the post this exact same comment, but with a twist -- when I first read commie_bat's post this morning, my mind auto-corrected, but I caught the error when reading Howard's reply. Fascinating.
>
> Don "Progeny AND prodigy, that's me" Monkey

Glad to know my brain's not the only one that auto-corrects. It's surprisingly common for people to see (and hear) what they expect from the context, rather than what's really there.

^v^:)^v^
F"I guess that's how optical delusions work"B

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Message:	> > > > F"child progeny"B > > > > > > Did you actually mean to say "prodigy" and not notice the error? Because if so, that would be quite the irony... > > > > > > winter"also a progeny"mute > > > > I was just about the post this exact same comment, but with a twist -- when I first read commie_bat's post this morning, my mind auto-corrected, but I caught the error when reading Howard's reply. Fascinating. > > > > Don "Progeny AND prodigy, that's me" Monkey > > Glad to know my brain's not the only one that auto-corrects. It's surprisingly common for people to see (and hear) what they expect from the context, rather than what's really there. > > ^v^:)^v^ > F"I guess that's how optical delusions work"B
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