Throwback to the best osu!std score of all time

[Elena-]

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im sorry that wasn't very kind of me, but try to understand that every learned process is a faculty of memory. be it stamina, aim, stability, precision, rhythm, whatever. these are all smaller words to describe different aspects of a greater memory. every fiber of your being has memory. so, you can conclude that every action learned, improved or refined is a betterment of ones memory. the problem was associating memory to that which is consciously remembered. your body does a lot of the work for you, be greatful for it

[QueenAshy]

Re: Throwback to the best osu!std score of all time

im sorry that wasn't very kind of me, but try to understand that every learned process is a faculty of memory. be it stamina, aim, stability, precision, rhythm, whatever. these are all smaller words to describe different aspects of a greater memory. every fiber of your being has memory. so, you can conclude that every action learned, improved or refined is a betterment of ones memory. the problem was associating memory to that which is consciously remembered. your body does a lot of the work for you, be greatful for it

If it’s so easy, memorize calculus and tell me the exact force it would take to eject Saturn from the solar system. Oh wait, you can’t.

Practice what you preach, girl.

[QueenAshy]

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Memory isn’t a catch all that can give you every other skill ��

[Elena-]

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Practice what you preach, girl.

every single day

[qrrbrbirbel]

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I think what elena meant about muscle memory is that muscles would have a very hard time being useful if you forgot how to contract them to do any task at hand.

Your muscles, after an intense ffr session for instance, are remembering what a beating they just took and are trying to be buffer for next time.

Absolutely you can't consciously remember your muscles into lifting 300 pounds if the most they have experienced is 100, but I've seen an 80 pound woman chew threw a seat belt so I'm not entirely sure anymore haha

[Elena-]

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your body will remember things long after you forget them, the hearts memory is more powerful than the brains. that's just how it is

[qrrbrbirbel]

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I just started reading about that and it's fascinating! Never knew the heart had more neural pathways than the brain!

[gold stinger]

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Memory isn’t a catch all that can give you every other skill ��

This is a beautiful and mesmerizing sentiment when taken out of context.

[rushyrulz]

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if I hear one more hitsound I'm going to SCREAM