When you read, do you hear a voice?
- Never14.2%
- Sometimes41.7%
- Always44.1%
345 votesFinal results
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Is the voice recognizably human?
- No4.9%
- Yes85.4%
- n/a9.7%
144 votesFinal results
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If you're reading faster than you would normally talk, then your inner voice:
- Speaks at pace28.7%
- Skips/slurs words39%
- Something else?18.4%
- n/a14%
136 votesFinal results
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If you + voice identify as M or F, then you / voice are:
- M / M89.3%
- M / F2.5%
- F / F5.8%
- F / M2.5%
121 votesFinal results
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When you're reading mathematical notation, do you still hear a voice?
- Never23.1%
- Sometimes52.6%
- Always24.4%
156 votesFinal results
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When you read this mathematical statement:
Γ ⊢ e : τ
Then you hear:
- Nothing28.9%
- Gamma vdash e colon tau9.8%
- e has type tau in gamma37.3%
- Something else24%
225 votesFinal results
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I don't often actually say this aloud (being self-taught and solo on type theory stuff), so I think this contributes to this being somewhere between nothing and a confused mess in my head, even if I absolutely understand what it means!
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And I generally hear a voice when I am reading (or writing) otherwise. Super fascinating thread btw, I hadn’t really considered this at all!