daikon (daikon_n)

Race #55

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Official speed 81.37 wpm (74.33 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 81.49 wpm (105 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 81.81 wpm (294 ms elapsed before first character typed; 73.93 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 81.65 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start June 12, 2024 5:13:53am UTC
Race Finish June 12, 2024 5:15:08am UTC
Outcome Win (1 of 2)
Opponents 2. wondertwin939 (71.27 wpm)
Accuracy 96.4%
Points 119.34
Text #5390461 (Length: 504 characters)

During our lives we learn that numbers are linear, that the spaces between them are all the same. If you count from one to nine, each number is one more than the previous one. If you ask someone what number is halfway between one and nine, they will say five but only because they have been taught to. Wake up, sheeple! Humans instinctively perceive numbers logarithmically, not linearly. A young child or someone who has not been indoctrinated by education will place three halfway between one and nine.

Characters typed During our lvieivs wses we learn that numbers are linear, that the spaces between them are lalal l the same. iIF f you countt from one to ninge, each number is one more than the previi=ous one. If you ask someone what number is halfway between one and nine, they will say five but only bexacause they have been taought to . Wake up, sheeple! Humans instinctively perceive numebers logarithmically, nuot linearly. A yungoiuung child or ossomeone who has not been indoctrinated vby education will place three halfway betwen oen one and nine.
Timing
Character D u r i n g o u r l v i e -e -i -v i v s w -w -
Milliseconds 294 97 128 105 92 81 47 95 189 85 100 81 208 7 108 337 111 103 220 50 280 98 98 251 107
Character -s s -s e s w e l e a r n t h a t n u m b e
Milliseconds 97 118 266 56 172 55 105 137 60 94 107 71 109 115 121 81 98 79 115 74 90 92 140 68 109
Character r s a r e l i n e a r , t h a t t h e s
Milliseconds 115 174 58 129 108 92 84 115 155 99 64 88 97 103 72 154 64 82 100 91 103 84 52 168 96
Character p a c e s b e t w e e n t h e m a r e l a
Milliseconds 76 111 57 109 202 104 143 135 125 149 154 111 71 90 34 103 56 108 102 21 115 99 57 168 45
Character l -l -a -l a l - l t h e s a m e . i -i I F
Milliseconds 116 213 118 112 53 117 119 331 161 84 46 116 13 121 73 105 97 89 143 164 270 336 213 98 155
Character - -F f y o u c o u n t t - -t f r o m o n
Milliseconds 251 124 84 130 93 48 151 90 19 256 171 89 58 141 11 374 132 78 78 162 730 136 102 163 116
Character e t o n i n g -g e , e a c h n u m b e r
Milliseconds 61 89 67 101 74 177 214 105 113 276 82 141 69 258 140 98 84 86 126 79 169 46 90 113 84
Character i s o n e m o r e t h a n t h e p r e v
Milliseconds 100 81 71 83 141 61 96 59 93 32 63 133 44 123 20 130 113 180 85 93 41 188 69 127 174
Character i i = -= -i o u s o n e . I f y o u a s k
Milliseconds 146 176 406 148 175 219 170 62 85 132 99 82 148 91 210 268 112 127 69 150 86 176 97 130 96
Character s o m e o n e w h a t n u m b e r i s h a
Milliseconds 139 81 107 76 142 122 103 87 209 119 43 139 78 123 90 179 44 156 76 74 88 95 81 133 111
Character l f w a y b e t w e e n o n e a n d n i n
Milliseconds 101 89 102 110 187 83 118 118 158 137 179 150 98 87 124 111 63 104 94 50 115 35 103 92 96
Character e , t h e y w i l l s a y f i v e b u t
Milliseconds 86 132 67 194 88 49 155 81 116 91 182 116 126 70 78 188 106 103 108 159 105 157 261 120 106
Character o n l y b e x a -a -x c a u s e t h e y h a
Milliseconds 75 88 125 191 81 103 132 125 156 0 338 119 78 72 130 68 147 79 82 102 62 291 120 237 47
Character v e b e e n t a o -o u g h t t o - . W a
Milliseconds 73 85 72 123 142 152 67 153 159 140 80 257 239 96 105 74 87 108 70 91 489 354 227 156 283
Character k e u p , s h e e p l e ! H u m a n s i n
Milliseconds 113 70 92 186 172 138 61 231 58 113 151 270 160 65 416 200 336 138 184 50 126 103 129 410 115
Character s t i n c t i v e l y p e r c e i v e n u m e
Milliseconds 91 186 86 93 120 417 226 93 121 83 145 85 188 114 131 224 110 137 268 91 134 215 83 177 175
Character -e b e r s l o g a r i t h m i c a l l y , n u
Milliseconds 431 407 148 85 143 81 129 140 65 207 117 191 136 105 186 135 69 99 73 116 125 139 93 333 123
Character -u o t l i n e a r l y . A y u n g -g -n -u o i
Milliseconds 324 177 54 102 225 167 110 65 107 96 141 94 228 84 291 162 475 267 120 84 196 133 115 170 6
Character u -u -i u n g c h i l d o r o s -s -o s o m e o
Milliseconds 152 252 142 229 58 93 113 211 58 98 158 80 209 132 58 109 85 32 350 109 69 108 70 91 63
Character n e w h o h a s n o t b e e n i n d o c
Milliseconds 88 116 52 207 106 131 80 134 40 71 113 75 114 81 102 72 125 154 85 96 100 110 140 295 84
Character t r i n a t e d v -v b y e d u c a t i o n w
Milliseconds 225 138 69 129 65 148 96 107 75 123 304 88 205 74 250 172 119 105 112 159 84 144 89 29 95
Character i l l p l a c e t h r e e h a l f w a y b
Milliseconds 136 317 103 349 109 157 29 86 110 43 144 80 90 132 139 103 131 111 85 95 140 58 184 83 115
Character e t w e n o -o - -n e n o n e a n d n i n e
Milliseconds 137 153 131 166 192 88 117 269 109 411 139 99 103 124 326 81 81 110 40 113 27 118 75 83 85
Character .
Milliseconds 145
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
1.49 96.87
2.97 56.51
4.46 53.82
5.95 70.63
7.43 79.11
8.92 87.45
10.41 89.95
11.89 86.78
13.38 87
14.87 79.92
16.35 80.72
17.84 76.69
19.33 78.24
20.81 78.42
22.3 82.34
23.78 83.75
25.27 80.72
26.76 81.17
28.24 82.85
29.73 84.36
31.22 84.95
32.7 86.6
34.19 87.39
35.68 87.45
37.16 87.18
38.65 87.24
40.14 87.6
41.62 86.49
43.11 85.46
44.6 85.3
46.08 84.63
47.57 84.26
49.06 84.15
50.54 83.81
52.03 82.8
53.52 82.97
55 82.25
56.49 82.64
57.98 81.14
59.46 79.92
60.95 79.94
62.43 80.34
63.92 81.29
65.41 81.46
66.89 81.08
68.38 81.08
69.87 81.75
71.35 82.07
72.84 80.89
74.33 81.37