“Unlocking the Secrets: The Surprising Answers to Your Most Embarrassing Questions Revealed!”
What is your child practicing by repeatedly watching a video? It depends on the video, of course, but it could be that he doesn’t yet understand the storyline. And the more he watches, the better he’s able to understand.” —u/Sumit316
Why Does A Good Pair Of Headphones/Earphones Make It Feel Like The Sound Is Coming From Inside The Middle Of Your Head?
“To put it simply, whenever a sound comes out of both the left and right channels at an equal volume, your brain will often trick you into believing that the sound is coming from the midpoint between the two channels, creating what’s known as a Phantom Center.
And since the left and right channels are on either side of your head, your brain will have you believe that the sound is coming from the middle of your head.” —u/TheRambunctiousFlan
Why Do Some Letters Have A Completely Different Character When Written In Uppercase (A/a, R/r, E/e, etc), Whereas Others Simply Have A Larger Version Of Themselves (S/s, P/p, W/w, etc)?
“Because it’s a shortcut, a simplified system created by scribes who had to write a lot by hand. So these scribes (some of them were monks) discovered that instead of raising the pen from the paper over and over again to write a new, separated letter, it was easier and faster to keep a continuous line that flows tying one letter to the next.
This system, called cursive, works great for some of the Latin letters, but not for most of them which had to be adapted. This is why A, B, E F, G, H, I, L, M, N, Q, R and sometimes S look very different in cursive from their uppercase versions. This cursive system was later adapted by printers as the lowercase fonts.” —u/R3dd170rX
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