Re:Infection inflicts a persistent decrease in IQ: study wit...
by Elrac on Monday May 25, 2015 @09:15AM
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Not the guy you're asking, but I recently said "portico" when I meant to say "patio." I mixed up the two words because they both start with a P and have something to do with architecture. I think this is the kind of thing he meant by "replacement," and it's been happening to me (55) more frequently in recent years.
Re:Infection inflicts a persistent decrease in IQ: study wit...
by madaxe_again on Monday May 25, 2015 @07:15PM
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Yup, precisely this. I'm inclined to think it may be more sleep deprivation driven than anything else, as I find myself doing it intermittently - and the odd thing is I'll proof what I've written thrice and I'll still mis-read incorrect words as what I had intended rather than what I wrote.
Definitely didn't do this in the past, I find it disquieting, but it's hardly insurmountable!
Is this an example of that? Did you mean 'placed' or do I mis-understand you?