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When I'm in school and I need to determine the x and y axis I can only remember which is which by thinking that y is lighter than x. Is this normal? I also color code subjects like Algebra and History, because I naturally associate the color with the subject.
This actually has a name, synesthesia. Very very interesting stuff. If you guys experience it, I consider you lucky.
Okay, I don't think it's the norm to think like that but I associate colors and single digit numbers, which is similar to the way u think. For example, six is always pink, four is purple, three is green, etc..but all the colors above ten are black.
Wow, the giving of shit,,,,,,,,
Isnt too pleasant.
Ill be taking my shit back, if you dont mind.
that's just how the memory works; people remember everything in a certain way- for example, now that you mention it, I remember which way the x and y axis go because I think of 'x' as more broad than 'y' so I immediately remember that x is the horizontal and y is the vertical.. it's just a quick process that goes through your head every time you remember something- however, most people don't really notice it.
thats how them all super memory peoples go a memorizin pi to a thousand places
im only good for fifteen or so, what a dumbass. but i aint got that color memory thang neither
That there colour memory thang might be a fun way to play with neuro-plasticity in your brain. Y'all would like neuro-plasticity. It's the greatest thing since shooting squirrels, or doin sudoku puzzles. Btw, I know pi to 14 digits. It's like remembering 2 phone numbers without the area codes.