I am on the rise. (refined_silver)

Race #6408

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Official speed 46.16 wpm (131.02 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 46.19 wpm (82 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 46.87 wpm (1,911 ms elapsed before first character typed; 129.03 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 46.78 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start October 21, 2024 1:59:22am UTC
Race Finish October 21, 2024 2:01:33am UTC
Outcome No win (5 of 5)
Opponents 2. maralgunv (54.34 wpm)
3. debba_qq (51.76 wpm)
4. autistic_autism (48.25 wpm)
Accuracy 98.2%
Points 67.70
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 out r lives we learn that numbers are linera,,linear, that the spaces between them are all the same. If you count from one to nine, each number is one more than the preivouuprevious 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 to. Wake up, sheeple! Humans instinctively percieive number s logarithmaically, not linearly . A young child or someone who has not been indoctrinated by education will place three halfway between one and nine.
Timing
Character D u r i n g o u t - -t r l i v e s w e l
Milliseconds 1911 160 183 232 95 171 133 265 80 200 152 576 176 57 159 504 175 249 71 184 105 272 143 97 336
Character e a r n t h a t n u m b e r s a r e l i n
Milliseconds 200 136 215 97 296 360 88 56 103 184 273 239 242 160 254 144 329 200 352 175 97 87 432 209 217
Character e r a , -, , -, -a -r -e -n -i -l l i n e a r , t h a t
Milliseconds 224 120 120 296 439 551 501 34 33 32 34 32 34 2078 102 153 129 567 296 360 176 433 94 64 90
Character t h e s p a c e s b e t w e e n t h e m
Milliseconds 231 231 58 87 71 769 145 191 328 304 31 249 407 402 174 164 309 152 88 240 215 64 113 163 197
Character a r e a l l t h e s a m e . I f y o u
Milliseconds 352 103 105 120 216 96 183 129 200 49 47 88 248 135 192 121 170 157 304 209 113 263 73 86 97
Character c o u n t f r o m o n e t o n i n e , e
Milliseconds 697 470 98 279 281 207 279 192 81 103 137 208 80 63 120 216 72 88 250 169 142 536 288 168 367
Character a c h n u m b e r i s o n e m o r e t h
Milliseconds 201 343 80 176 264 233 207 179 238 80 121 239 73 54 225 88 112 161 230 65 145 86 152 448 80
Character a n t h e p r e i v o u -u u -u -o -v -i -e -r -p p r
Milliseconds 163 77 193 367 56 56 120 232 171 78 303 8 184 129 368 383 502 32 33 33 33 33 34 910 318
Character e v i o u s o n e . I f y o u a s k s o
Milliseconds 113 288 88 119 138 111 352 167 129 152 216 160 336 183 137 240 56 96 48 295 65 112 200 232 72
Character m e o n e w h a t n u m b e r i s h a l f
Milliseconds 495 121 368 64 153 127 264 96 80 104 104 375 257 224 192 233 79 32 343 81 71 273 121 95 657
Character w a y b e t w e e n o n e a n d n i n e ,
Milliseconds 318 104 171 197 264 201 111 136 209 223 121 184 296 72 152 128 184 56 89 103 625 295 103 344 369
Character t h e y w i l l s a y f i v e b u t o
Milliseconds 176 768 63 137 1280 240 209 23 161 182 184 609 97 807 225 374 80 240 113 112 514 62 705 171 187
Character n l y b e c a u s e t h e y h a v e b e e
Milliseconds 65 264 199 121 295 249 296 56 73 231 112 88 208 56 120 136 144 264 112 176 95 129 728 392 162
Character n t a u g h t t o - - - -o -t t o . W a
Milliseconds 334 175 530 302 65 304 72 139 365 175 72 433 496 456 993 501 32 34 30 1314 32 577 208 872 959
Character k e u p , s h e e p l e ! H u m a n s i n
Milliseconds 144 162 134 247 89 393 200 1895 143 329 144 320 487 82 591 265 414 297 336 281 119 240 111 216 81
Character s t i n c t i v e l y p e r c i -i e i v e n u
Milliseconds 319 240 81 88 263 353 63 241 112 185 232 167 273 160 95 344 72 600 225 79 241 104 127 369 262
Character m b e r - s l o g a r i t h m a -a i c a l l y
Milliseconds 249 104 224 88 192 649 144 191 415 1161 545 286 170 400 479 64 448 232 592 290 167 103 103 200 217
Character , n o t l i n e a r l y - . A y o u n g
Milliseconds 352 257 200 63 351 201 504 162 134 272 536 112 184 240 215 489 264 160 432 136 1312 171 85 328 576
Character c h i l d o r s o m e o n e w h o h a s
Milliseconds 208 263 49 145 192 217 161 349 169 63 400 64 136 87 217 64 144 104 528 72 72 170 415 239 169
Character n o t b e e n i n d o c t r i n a t e d b
Milliseconds 191 353 87 80 96 288 319 121 200 593 407 48 280 440 241 527 224 112 72 224 280 121 167 137 255
Character y e d u c a t i o n w i l l p l a c e t h
Milliseconds 64 175 521 264 89 247 138 173 65 48 81 255 128 88 120 200 216 336 296 88 289 223 97 559 40
Character r e e h a l f w a y b e t w e e n o n e a
Milliseconds 192 464 153 272 535 744 64 376 272 104 57 216 167 233 128 128 455 144 96 209 240 375 178 110 200
Character n d n i n e .
Milliseconds 32 113 80 1168 175 80 193 286
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
2.62 22.9
5.24 29.77
7.86 39.69
10.48 44.65
13.1 39.38
15.72 32.82
18.34 33.36
20.96 36.63
23.58 38.16
26.2 42.59
28.82 44.13
31.45 45.79
34.07 46.15
36.69 48.08
39.31 49.46
41.93 46.37
44.55 46.87
47.17 48.08
49.79 48.93
52.41 49.46
55.03 50.59
57.65 49.96
60.27 49.58
62.89 49.23
65.51 49.09
68.13 50.37
70.75 49.69
73.37 48.74
75.99 47.06
78.61 46.25
81.23 45.94
83.85 45.51
86.47 45.38
89.1 45.93
91.72 45.92
94.34 45.67
96.96 45.05
99.58 44.83
102.2 44.97
104.82 44.65
107.44 44.23
110.06 44.7
112.68 45.15
115.3 45.17
117.92 45.39
120.54 45.89
123.16 45.99
125.78 45.79
128.4 46.07
131.02 46.16