Missing out words when typing
Discussion
Fastchas said:
I think it's the way the brain works, it's goes faster than our fingers. We also read & miss things that aren't there like the following;
FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.
How many 'F's are in the above?
Now count again, there should be six.
FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.
How many 'F's are in the above?
Now count again, there should be six.
I took 4 go's at that.
Actually no, not
s1962a said:
I'm finding as i'm getting older that my written typing is getting worse and i seem to miss out words or not finish sentences properly, ....
For reference, roughly how old are you?blueg33 said:
I do it all the time and have done for years.
I've also done it to an extent all my life, and am hopeless at proof reading my own stuff, and not great at others, is reasonable at picking up naff punctuation.Not formally diagnosis, but definitely dyslexia as they come but with spelling and numbers, typing phone numbers and bankcard numbers is very slow and also mildly autistic. So also in speech and type often get the wrong word, the negative of what I mean do/don't, but also like words like now/not, and miss-hits like out/our etc.
That said I have noticed that autocorrect and or predictive text(ms office, and phone) and perhaps also age has lead to me being increasingly less arsed about exactly what I type because its bloody good at picking it up. However that does have issues with the forum, online forms, engineering work, where it isnt there.
Its also much much worse when I am tired. Currently 33yo for the record.
Daniel
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