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Anonymous Sat Oct 23 09:54:49 2021 No.19275256 [Reply] [Original]

When I read I vocalize the word in my head is this normal?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 09:55:20 2021 No.19275260 >>19275256 Yes, and ideal.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 09:57:42 2021 No.19275264 It's not unusual. You can train your both ways. Vocalizing and not vocalizing both have their uses

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 09:58:02 2021 No.19275267 No, you're a very special boi.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 09:59:03 2021 No.19275270 >>19275264 so do people just look at words?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 10:00:17 2021 No.19275273 >>19275270 Has it never happened to you that you read a paragraph and then have to reread it because you didn't actually read it?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 10:00:53 2021 No.19275278 >>19275273 Perhaps

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 10:02:59 2021 No.19275285 >>19275278 When you look at this here posty post, does your mincy ditzy prancy chancy brainerino force you to vocalise every single wordy wordy word word fart coom? Or can you skippedy skip the vocalisation and still retain the meaning?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 10:06:23 2021 No.19275299 >>19275285 I said every word you wrote almost laughed do people really not vocalize words in their heads? Do you not?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 10:07:45 2021 No.19275306 >>19275299 I do usually, but I don't have to. Or atleast I can speed up/turn the volume down to the point where I don't perceive it

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 10:10:54 2021 No.19275320 >>19275306 Lol, no you can't. You can fool yourself into thinking so though.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 10:11:47 2021 No.19275321 >>19275320 Yes I can. Try vocalising the words you read louder or more silently, you silly child

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 10:11:59 2021 No.19275325 ngmi

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 12:31:20 2021 No.19275820 >>19275256 it's extremely normal and common, but unfortunately this means you're a midwit.

Anonymous Sat Oct 23 12:34:01 2021 No.19275827

Yes. The point of the Pinecone
>subvocalizing
meme is to trick redditors into unlearning how to read. You are supposed to say words in your head when you read them, that's how reading works. You literally train yourself to say something upon seeing a word. You do this when reading silently, your throat and mouth still move, just minutely.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 12:34:52 2021 No.19275830 >>19275820 Not necessarily, visualization of words is no more or less better than auditory representation mentally, though it emphasizes different aspects, and auditory translates more directly to the real world through speech

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 23 12:36:34 2021 No.19275835 >>19275830 Major cope.

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