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Hegar ,
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This is called parsing - your brain processing the speech sounds into meaning. That feeling of suddenly realizing what was said is your brain needing a little extra time to parse.

This can happen for lots of reasons. One time my sister in law was so grumpy that my brain struggled to parse what she was saying because the tone and words were so mismatched.

peopleproblems ,

Heh. Like a 90s dell computer analysing a string for certain characters.

lugal ,

What?

PinkyCoyote OP ,
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Loading like a 90s dell computer

lugal ,

I got it the first time already 💀

tacofox ,

Gotteem

RandomStickman ,
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If I have a dollar every time this happens I think I'd be good for groceries

Trex202 ,

This is why I pause after someone says “What?”

Then they look at me puzzled when I don’t repeat it.

nexussapphire ,

It’s fun to say something completely different when they ask what.

ShinkanTrain ,
FrostyCaveman ,

Yea my brain is like a Kafka system

GET IN THE FUCKIN QUEUE

AdamBomb , (edited )

Quick solution: when you don’t understand what someone just said, wait a few seconds before asking what. Often, your brain will fill in the gap given a second to catch up.

nexussapphire ,

Good idea, they always repeat themselves when they see you sitting there with a confused and worried expression.😆

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