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nemesis wrote:
> the brain is mysterious and curious device. I mostly don't remember phone
> numbers (not just because they're already in some memory other than mine), but I
> remember the sequence of typings I need to go through to call someone. I'm much
> better with spatial configurations than with mere plain sequences.
Oh no, that's quite common. You're legs remember how to walk, your
fingers remember how to hold a pen, and with sufficient practice, your
fingers can learn to type numbers even if you can't remember what the
hell the numbers are. I've seen people pretend to type a number just so
that they can figure out what the number is.
If you think that's weird, I can play the Widor Toccata despite not
remembering what the notes are...
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