So I only missed dyslexia by one letter? For me that's pretty good.

I guess everybody has seen that little sign with

PARIS IN THE

THE SPRING

written on two lines. I read it as "Paris in the Spring," the first time I saw it. That was about 50 years ago.

And do you know what happens when I do math in my head? I lose money.
Howard

> > So what happens when you try to do math in your head? Or am I the only one who does that?
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> Oh, I'll get the answers correct. It only seems to happen when I'm focusing on one number. So when when I get to the end of the math problem if the answer is 23,917 then I'm back to relating to just one number. That answer might get switched around to 23,719, but I'll be able to say "23,917" to whomever is asking me to solve for x.
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> It might be a touch of dyslexia, like Howard suggested. The odd thing is it only seems to work on numbers and then it only seems to happen infrequently. Any dyslexic typos you may see are simply my thoughts racing faster than my fingers can type. (Which explains the whole dog/god typo I keep doing. In real life, I never dyslexicize the two words.)
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> -F "dogma" P