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BAD BASIC ARITHMETIC is throwing me off. When I say bad arithmetic I mean things that are out of my control.
For example, I just got a layup wrong because I used 64 as the number for 36*2
Obviously 36*2 is 72, but I try to work so fast that sometimes my brain uses wrong numbers for simple math operations and I get the entire question wrong.
I'm not even sure if this is possible to fix.....
Has anyone else had a similar experience and was able to overcome it ?
For example, I just got a layup wrong because I used 64 as the number for 36*2
Obviously 36*2 is 72, but I try to work so fast that sometimes my brain uses wrong numbers for simple math operations and I get the entire question wrong.
I'm not even sure if this is possible to fix.....
Has anyone else had a similar experience and was able to overcome it ?
25 Dec 2012, 00:23
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Its as if my brain saw the 36 visually, but treated it mentally as 32.
I don't know how this is fixable... ugh. It's like you're looking at the color green but your brain is seeing blue.
ARGH
I don't know how this is fixable... ugh. It's like you're looking at the color green but your brain is seeing blue.
ARGH
25 Dec 2012, 00:25
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perhaps taking your brain out of equation? 
what-arithmetic-should-i-memorize-80128.html
Also, try to make sure you don't do this again (36*2 = 72). Once you make a few of these and feel pretty silly, you need to move slower and don't just try to blaze through it. Slow down a bit.
what-arithmetic-should-i-memorize-80128.html
Also, try to make sure you don't do this again (36*2 = 72). Once you make a few of these and feel pretty silly, you need to move slower and don't just try to blaze through it. Slow down a bit.
