Brain correction function

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Well, today we will talk about the "brain correction function".

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Well, everyone.

Have you all heard of it at least once?

About the correction function of the brain.

That's right, this is a pretty famous story, and it's information that comes up right away if you google it, and in fact, it's a function that everyone usually uses.

On a daily basis.

For example, in that representative example, isn't there a typo when reading a text in a letter, LINE, or a report?

The rest is a mistranslation.

Normally, if there are typos and omissions, you can't read the sentence, right?

Because it's a sentence that uses words and grammar that are impossible in Japanese.

If you make a mistake in the car, it means something completely different, right?

"Kulme? Kurume? Coming eyes? ..., what is it? That's right?

But the brain's correction function is useful at times like this.

In other words, it is fully automatic and turns the car into a car.

Of course, you need sentences before and after.

Even if you just write Kurume, they can't correct it.

Well, in other words, the sentences before and after are like hints.

From the sentences before and after, write out words or sentences that don't make sense, convert them into words that make sense as they are, correct them, and input them.

That's how I understand it.

They do the process instantly and without permission.

Isn't it convenient?

So, because this function is attached to the brain, you can read sentences smoothly with peace of mind.

If you don't have this function, you can't read the text well at all, right?

It stops every time, doesn't it?

If there are typos or omissions.

Well, some people finish it perfectly, but sentences and so on.

Read it again and again to see if there are any mistakes.

But most people show it to people without looking back too much, right?

Unexpectedly, it's also an official document, such as typos and omissions.

But well, Japanese people are especially nervous, so there is a habit of checking every time.

Even though the brain has such a good function.

At most, even if you say, "That's wrong." Isn't it?

Even if you explain it in words, there is a mistake in Zara.

You don't have to worry about typos or omissions.

Actually.

Moreover, people seem to forget 40% after 20 minutes.

In other words, there is a high probability that 40% of what you have read will soon be forgotten.

It's a typo, isn't it?

It's something you don't need to remember at all, right?

Then it wouldn't be strange if it was included in that 40% part, right?

Moreover, it has a brain correction function, right?

This means that if there is no big mistake, the meaning of the sentence will be understood.

This means that you don't have to worry too much about the usual typos and mistakes.

Even so, there are many people who care about this and look back again and again, right?

That's too nervous, and I'm too nervous, so please be careful.

Because I'm using my brain's resources absurdly for that check.

Aren't you slacking off at work later?

Especially from work in the afternoon or in the evening, isn't your brain getting abnormally tired?

The brain seems to be the freshest state in the morning.

It's the freshest when you get enough sleep and wake up.

From there, various information is forcibly input, so it is forcibly processed, and as a result, the processing speed slows down or becomes dull around the evening.

So in the evening or at night, decision-making seems to slow down, but what do you want to say in the end? Speaking of which, if you use your brain's resources for typos, misspellings, etc., your brain will be tired when doing other tasks, and you may make mistakes in those tasks or make important decisions.

It's hard to forget an important task, isn't it?

Isn't it good?

Even if there are typos or mistakes, most people forget about half of them after 20 minutes.

Even if you care about such a thing forever, you will only lose money.

Unexpectedly, I'm the only one who cares about me forever.

Whether it's a letter, an email, or a document, the important thing is to make the reader understand the content correctly, right?

It's okay if it's just a little thing.

Because the reader's brain will correct it on its own.

A little bit.

If it's a big mistake, this is a different problem to fix from the root.

Therefore, I recommend that you read this story again and again if there is even a little bit stuck in your heart and let it settle down in yourself.

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