/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14494749
YOU

STUPID

RETARD

UGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>12660322
I've been had

>>12215857
>but I don't have time to debunk you morons
yes, pretend to avert your eyes so you don't embarrass yourself further

>>11923706
>You already know what words you’re going to think
I'd say unless you intend to speak them out loud or write them down you don't even have to know the words you just activate the concepts you know you are thinking about and form thoughts that way, thoughts that only you can understand.

>you’re just waiting for the incredibly slow process of mental vocalization to catch up
I think mental vocalization as well as visual representation are just habits that we develop unconsciously but for some they may not develop for whatever reason leading to unsymbolized thinking. And mental vocalization of unsymbolized thoughts is likewise a habit you can adopt as I have.

I was able to speedread exactly as you described until I practiced and picked up the habit of mental vocalization now its almost habitual to subvocalize when reading which definitely slows me down but that process even carries over to thinking now as well, and its no longer pure unsymbolized thinking, because of that habit now mental vocalization follows it immediately, also slowing me down, it no longer feels like I can think at the speed of thought anymore as often as I used to because of that habit of mental vocalization I picked up, now I'm waiting for my mental sentences explaining my own unsymbolzied thoughts to finish - and this happens automatically and its almost exhausting to notice and stop it mid-stream, really need to change this habit now.

>Each time the Air Force made requests to take the X-33 project as their own, they found the opportunity denied at the highest level of US government.

>>11563311
Start studying. No excuses.

>>11084991
you're right sorry

>>10935176
It's a reference to Derrida's critique of preferring speech over writing. Also, it is an example of how homomorphisms need only respect, not preserve, the given structure.

>>10510078
You don't have to visualize either to think without language though. It's really difficult to explain everytime I try to explain wordless/non-visual thinking to anyone.

>>10510358
Conceptual thinking is what its been called I think from the few who researched it. A fully formed "thought" just appears and you understand it instantly, no language/inner voice required.

Your thinking speed is not limited by the pace of your inner voice so it allows for faster thinking in general too.