The forum discussion centers around the development of a thumb twiddling habit, which participants humorously relate to various quirks and idiosyncrasies. Users share their own habits, such as doodling and nail-biting, while also discussing the neurological implications of such behaviors. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn with references to synesthesia and unusual cognitive abilities, showcasing a blend of personal anecdotes and playful banter.
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Sorry to hear that!Smurf said:
Mk said:You've obviously been wasting your life. You could have been staring at a sheet of paper with the Riemann hypothesis on it for 20 years, and save the universe.
My brain works slowly. I can't solve calculus problems faster than the average engineering student (they're fast). I usually take a long time grasping relations. My brain is like "I can't be bothered right now, so go read a book or play with the cat and maybe something willl pop up in a few weeks, no promises, of course." I am lazy in that sense.zoobyshoe said:
not for me...so it must still be on topic...Smurf said: