tstats[montedeu] (montedeu)

Race #5922

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Official speed 103.23 wpm (83.81 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 103.58 wpm (285 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 104.18 wpm (476 ms elapsed before first character typed; 83.05 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 104.03 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start January 2, 2024 11:09:59pm UTC
Race Finish January 2, 2024 11:11:22pm UTC
Outcome No win (2 of 3)
Opponents 1. tinhuydang (105.53 wpm)
Accuracy 97.5%
Points 199.57
Text #5390163 (Length: 721 characters)

As infants and toddlers we learn about the world by moving, grabbing, and crawling and by discovering what happens when we cry, smile, or protest. We are constantly experimenting with our surroundings - how do our interactions change the way our bodies feel? Attend any two-year-old's birthday party and notice how little Kimberly will engage you, play with you, flirt with you, without any need for language. These early explorations shape the limbic structures devoted to emotions and memory, but these structures can also be significantly modified by later experiences; for the better by a close friendship or a beautiful first love, for example, or for the worse by a violent assault, relentless bullying, or neglect.
Characters typed As infants and toddlers we learn about the world by moving, grabbing, and carrawling and by sddsiisvocovering what happens whe nwe n we cry, smile, or protest. We are constantly experimenting with our surroundings - how do our interactions chnaange they way way our bodies feel? Attend any two-year-old's brithbirthdsay party and notice how little Kimberly will engage you, play with you, flirt with you, withotu anwithout nany need for language. These early explorations shape the limbi cc structures cdevoted to cemotions and memory, but these structres ures can also be singgnificantly modified by later experiences; for the better by a close friendship or a beautiful first love, for example, or offor the worse by a violent assault, relentless bulyinglying, or neglect.
Timing
Character A s i n f a n t s a n d t o d d l e r s w
Milliseconds 476 174 50 152 63 89 113 54 132 74 67 84 31 78 52 121 106 77 148 47 82 84 104 47 143
Character e l e a r n a b o u t t h e w o r l d b
Milliseconds 67 70 109 82 67 19 76 108 116 125 86 36 42 41 79 41 47 58 143 138 17 113 101 85 141
Character y m o v i n g , g r a b b i n g , a n d c
Milliseconds 50 87 175 290 78 122 58 19 186 35 146 153 35 151 138 101 26 43 104 11 83 63 41 88 115
Character a r -r -a r a w l i n g a n d b y s d -d -s d s
Milliseconds 130 98 316 81 29 65 80 157 128 44 43 71 85 34 71 63 112 62 55 102 48 340 147 137 129
Character i -i -s i s v o -o -v c o v e r i n g w h a t h a
Milliseconds 23 398 81 173 54 125 48 253 216 90 74 66 139 19 66 54 38 106 240 43 64 36 40 87 66
Character p p e n s w h e n w e - -e -w -n - n w e c
Milliseconds 134 116 85 60 79 84 134 78 70 65 19 79 108 74 212 94 100 127 103 148 47 91 70 92 140
Character r y , s m i l e , o r p r o t e s t . W e
Milliseconds 135 73 161 27 157 111 53 59 74 112 62 139 69 58 89 123 74 109 52 125 55 55 85 153 155
Character a r e c o n s t a n t l y e x p e r i m e n
Milliseconds 83 39 99 45 54 244 145 59 381 87 14 550 147 73 78 34 255 174 30 140 70 34 71 133 63
Character t i n g w i t h o u r s u r r o u n d i n g
Milliseconds 93 124 42 98 71 128 12 40 15 83 183 39 40 66 339 46 107 133 40 51 166 30 87 32 66
Character s - h o w d o o u r i n t e r a c t i o
Milliseconds 36 116 59 117 118 55 25 57 159 62 74 136 52 85 45 129 41 57 75 88 451 42 123 63 0
Character n s c h n a -a -n a n g e t h e y w a y -y -a -w
Milliseconds 55 71 111 347 32 172 10 297 100 15 122 56 120 30 77 55 32 113 34 126 26 125 230 106 95
Character - -y w a y o u r b o d i e s f e e l ? A
Milliseconds 121 116 37 60 86 59 113 87 42 55 84 113 67 114 57 58 351 106 215 50 119 71 200 113 116
Character t t e n d a n y t w o - y e a r - o l d ' s
Milliseconds 199 139 39 98 54 102 203 39 148 143 115 48 40 186 151 118 59 79 182 203 133 113 113 148 102
Character b r i t h -b -r -i -t -h b i r t h d s -s a y p a r t
Milliseconds 90 97 61 122 94 288 0 0 0 0 166 91 92 114 363 102 50 363 30 96 100 66 140 72 138
Character y a n d n o t i c e h o w l i t t l e K
Milliseconds 58 79 52 43 64 86 60 44 60 115 63 167 32 135 34 78 43 111 25 75 158 24 56 83 324
Character i m b e r l y w i l l e n g a g e y o u ,
Milliseconds 135 220 124 158 30 153 71 99 107 37 129 98 58 152 99 60 108 39 114 96 107 61 71 158 53
Character p l a y w i t h y o u , f l i r t w i t h
Milliseconds 153 131 80 133 134 125 18 45 48 58 161 35 65 163 47 113 164 105 65 140 45 134 0 75 10
Character y o u , w i t h o t u a n -a -n -w -i -t -h -o -t -u
Milliseconds 71 173 37 71 175 60 98 59 100 62 84 79 0 69 70 89 294 0 120 0 0 0 0 0 0
Character - w i t h o u t n -n a n y n e e d f o r l
Milliseconds 0 182 178 126 60 105 54 83 165 196 303 84 41 154 46 143 49 159 165 78 117 56 83 64 76
Character a n g u a g e . T h e s e e a r l y e x p l
Milliseconds 129 0 224 161 216 57 106 49 80 121 79 82 112 49 66 164 105 58 80 78 36 193 202 32 160
Character o r a t i o n s s h a p e t h e l i m b i
Milliseconds 342 117 112 74 64 23 49 118 260 205 60 68 87 69 62 58 27 45 84 60 64 70 190 148 148
Character c -c - c s t r u c t u r e s c -c d e v o t e d
Milliseconds 164 235 115 92 74 234 86 107 75 127 84 87 82 41 91 41 155 301 20 143 165 142 79 79 119
Character t o c -c e m o t i o n s a n d m e m o r y
Milliseconds 75 92 47 68 213 314 36 139 17 126 70 46 66 63 63 115 64 18 74 145 87 69 60 105 39
Character , b u t t h e s e s t r u c t r e s - -s -e
Milliseconds 223 74 97 149 42 81 76 49 38 135 43 109 135 71 107 114 78 175 167 30 119 81 271 99 109
Character -r u r e s c a n a l s o b e s i n g -g -n g
Milliseconds 96 120 58 40 100 131 367 48 72 109 110 57 133 16 77 83 37 94 134 70 54 47 275 89 87
Character n i f i c a n t l y m o d i f i e d b y l a
Milliseconds 104 32 118 188 99 163 156 48 148 45 52 172 25 111 68 146 87 81 125 46 119 21 114 95 54
Character t e r e x p e r i e n c e s ; f o r t h e
Milliseconds 79 67 56 66 108 181 71 104 60 23 149 44 142 153 60 144 117 85 81 69 48 90 28 62 58
Character b e t t e r b y a c l o s e f r i e n d s
Milliseconds 113 50 173 294 246 39 67 376 108 32 102 64 350 111 133 10 16 91 95 153 77 41 166 70 239
Character h i p o r a b e a u t i f u l f i r s t
Milliseconds 84 71 38 62 221 123 98 107 43 87 122 100 173 102 123 83 123 59 79 242 127 20 104 55 35
Character l o v e , f o r e x a m p l e , o r o f -f
Milliseconds 76 128 36 109 45 46 309 52 104 41 54 215 63 88 16 170 65 148 11 230 37 78 599 211 207
Character -o f o r t h e w o r s e b y a v i o l e
Milliseconds 96 49 118 43 68 86 0 83 48 86 81 39 138 49 49 179 207 86 73 89 152 69 39 192 63
Character n t a s s a u l t , r e l e n t l e s s b u
Milliseconds 70 60 47 161 38 144 72 54 77 125 145 10 230 56 131 174 137 85 190 55 69 140 63 202 109
Character l y i n g -g -n -i -y l y i n g , o r n e g l e c
Milliseconds 149 260 165 61 56 223 115 98 118 176 62 159 43 63 110 132 127 57 72 64 58 145 112 54 179
Character t .
Milliseconds 109 32
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
1.68 100.22
3.35 118.12
5.03 126.47
6.71 125.28
8.38 120.27
10.06 108.58
11.73 104.31
13.41 105.59
15.09 101.81
16.76 105.23
18.44 104.13
20.12 103.21
21.79 105.18
23.47 108.92
25.14 108.81
26.82 106.04
28.5 105.7
30.17 104.6
31.85 104.74
33.53 102.01
35.2 100.91
36.88 103.48
38.55 103.02
40.23 104.1
41.91 105.09
43.58 104.35
45.26 102.61
46.94 103.04
48.61 103.43
50.29 103.56
51.96 103.92
53.64 103.13
55.32 102.83
56.99 103.38
58.67 103.91
60.35 102.41
62.02 102.55
63.7 102.48
65.37 103.34
67.05 104.34
68.73 103.54
70.4 103.97
72.08 104.05
73.76 104.45
75.43 103.88
77.11 103.96
78.78 104.64
80.46 104.55
82.14 103
83.81 103.23