@hellomiakoda @catsalad yeahโฆ
To the point that I've to remind folks thaf asking someone if they are is quite illegal in Germanyโฆ
@hellomiakoda @kkarhan @catsalad this would probably be a good place to start.
@catsalad
Nope.
Acht-elf-vijf-vier-negen- een-zeven-zes-tien-drie-twaalf-twee.
@GrumpusNation @catsalad
Came here to say this. I owned this M&Co watch when I was in high school
I have set the keyboard layout on my phone so that it runs on the QWERTY keyboard layout when using English language and on the Dvorak keyboard layout when typing in German. It took two weeks to be fluent on both layouts and now my brain doesn't even notice the difference anymore.
@feliz @catsalad Yeah, up to a certain age, you can retrain. Specialization always takes a toll, though.
My grandma lived her entire life in the same appartment with a balcony door lever on the right side. At the age of 70, they installed a new door with the lever on the left side. Strong neural connections made her hand instinctively reach to the right side at first try for years after.
For strong sensory feedback specialization, neural adaptation is very limited.
https://soulunity.substack.com/p/how-a-1964-cat-experiment-reveals
E-I-E-I-Ooooooh ๐ต
@catsalad The right order is
5 - cinque
10 - dieci
12 - dodici
2 - due
9 - nove
8 - otto
4 - quattro
6 - sei
7 - sette
3 - tre
11 - undici
1 - uno
Someone is ahead of you and made a watch that works that way. Oh, and itโs purely mechanical.
Like this?
@anne_twain @hpiirai @immersfer @catsalad
Reminds me of https://clocks.brianmoore.com/
Lol, even an alphabetical clock is right twice a day (in one language at least)