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i see your and raise it to a

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Originally posted by paranoik0 i see your and raise it to a

Seriously.

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Originally posted by m o 0 g when you read or think to yourself...you hear your voice in your head.

No, I can't say that I do. But it's quite common and most likely the product of how children are taught to read: they are taught to associate letters or combinations of letters with sounds and then "sound out" the words as they learn how to read them.

I was a spontaneous reader, so I was never taught to read using that (or any other) method. I would speculate that this explains why I don't tend to think the sound of a word while reading it as most people do. It may also partially explain why I write with very different style and diction from how I speak to a greater degree than most people do.

i find it strange that the voice in our heads actually "sounds" like us.

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Originally posted by Arbiter ...why I write with very different style and diction from how I speak to a greater degree than most people do.

I do this as well, although I was taught using the "sounding out" method.