Question

Your brain is processing information as you read this sentence.
Notice how you read that sentence at a certain speed, if you read too fast, your brain wouldn't be able to process it clearly.

Then what if I told you that you had to memorize the sentence that you just read? Then you'd be paying more attention.

What if I didn't tell you have to memorize it, but if I say something like "Ketchup was sold in the 1830s as medicine", you would instantly remember that ketchup was sold as medicine, but not the year.

Which then boils down to this: the fun-fact experiment:

Answer 1

Interesting

Answer 2

Did you make this?

Answer 3

I just thought of it lol

Answer 4

Thats pretty cool

Answer 5

I was in the process of reading comics and I couldn't stop and I was reading faster, skimming and eventually my brain started going crazy

Answer 6

Haha it happens

Answer 7

Cause the comics involved so many math equations and science stuff

Answer 8

Oh dang that would be difficult to process

Answer 9

Also what was the last one, can you continue it

Answer 10

what do you mean last one, my last comic?

Answer 11

I forgot

Answer 12

I'm tired

Answer 13

wanna do some blahtherapy
@justus

Answer 14

Sure