/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.7220234]

/sci/ I've passed out in the past multiple times and hit the floor with my head (asphalt, wood) and now I'm trying to figure out all the functions and algorithms inside my head that fail, i've got a pretty decent list so far but I dont know how to name this one.

>My brain selects wrong value from given collection of elements for example

If i want to write 30 minutes sometimes i will write 30 hours because mind stores objects with same type in one collection aka Time_Units ( second,min,day,hour,year,month,week,etc..)
If i want to write "subtitle" i wrote "selection" because in my mind I have it stored under collection of CSS words that begin with "s" letter

How is this disorder called?

[Anonymous No.7220247]

Being a "CS" undergrad

[Anonymous No.7220256]

ideational apraxia

[Anonymous No.7220257]

I don't think hitting your head can really do this, sounds more like a developmental problem. There is a treatment for epilepsy where they basically sever the connection between the left and right hemisphere of the brain in order to stop the "thunder storms" in the brains of those people, however a side effect is that they can't name objects they see with their left eye only or vice versa, they know what it is, they just can't find the word for it until the other eye joins in. Likewise they cannot recognise shape if it is turned around. You might have something similar where the halves of your brain fail to properly communicate. tl;dr seek medical advise from a professional.

[Boston Dynamics Petman No.7220263]

>>7220257
/sci/
OP complains about sometimes switching words.
/sci/ recommends brain surgery.

[Anonymous No.7220265]

>>7220234
OP do you smoke weed?

[Anonymous No.7220274]

>>7220234
>mix up related terms
>MUH ALGORITHMS
>MUH MEMORY FAILURE
>MUH DISORDER
fucking CS students

[Anonymous No.7220280]

>>7220247
Surprisingly accurate.

[Anonymous No.7220288]

>>7220234
>If i want to write 30 minutes sometimes i will write 30 hours because mind stores objects with same type in one collection aka Time_Units ( second,min,day,hour,year,month,week,etc..)
>If i want to write "subtitle" i wrote "selection" because in my mind I have it stored under collection of CSS words that begin with "s" letter
>How is this disorder called?

Autism

[Anonymous No.7221731]

>>7220234
sometimes i leave entire words out of sentences. i can't really explain it and sometimes it just removes all meaning. I won't even notice until after I've posted sometimes.

[Anonymous No.7221745]

>>7220288

[Anonymous No.7221802]

>>7221731
I do that when im rewriting parts of sentences.

[Anonymous No.7221813]

>>7220274

fucking literally

>>7220234

here's how to fix your problem: EITHER READ YOUR WRITTEN WORK ALOUD AFTER YOU FINISH WRITING, OR HAVE YOUR COMPUTER READ IT ALOUD FOR YOU

[Anonymous No.7222006]

>>7220263
>being this shit at reading comprehension
what the fuck man

[Anonymous No.7222030]

>>7221813
this man grabs it

[Anonymous No.7223803]

>>7220234
Sounds like a system clock synchronization error. I would recommend deleting c:\windows\system32

[Anonymous No.7223812]

>>7221802
>>7221731
Fuck you both, I hate it when I come across shit like that.

[Anonymous No.7225291]

>>7220234
it's called sleep deprivation

[Anonymous No.7225421]

S- sometimes I'll be half way through writing a sentence and have to mentally repeat the remaining part to refresh the short term memory and will write the start of the next word instead of the end of the current one. It's a mild annoyance but I think it's just because of being out of practise with handwriting/gotten too used to the timing with typing.

[Anonymous No.7225422]

>>7220247

[Anonymous No.7225423]

>>7220234
stop fucking contributing to the stereotype that all CS students are fucking idiot shut the fuck up you spastic kill yourself

[Anonymous No.7225983]

>>7220288
underrated post