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I don't have subvocalized thoughts, but I do know when I'm thinking. It wasn't that, it was like recalling a memory. I thought about the problem, and then the memory of the solution came.


>I thought about the problem, and then the memory of the solution came.

I find this works extremely well.

It can really be a tactic to overcome some things that probably could not be solved any other way.

That's the kind of rest I like to get, where you make progress at the same time ;)


Oh, interesting. Lots of people that have subvocalized thoughts (which is most people it seems) identify with them so strongly they think it’s who they are.


Hmm, really? No, I know that's just me repeating my thoughts back, so I usually just don't do it. The thoughts themselves take milliseconds to think.




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