Jo (jofid130)

Race #871

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Official speed 74.18 wpm (116.64 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 74.35 wpm (261 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 74.53 wpm (279 ms elapsed before first character typed; 116.10 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 74.42 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start August 12, 2024 6:42:45pm UTC
Race Finish August 12, 2024 6:44:42pm UTC
Outcome No win (2 of 5)
Opponents 1. e11iuom (105.74 wpm)
Accuracy 96.6%
Points 143.41
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.

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Timing
Character A s i n f a n t s a n d t o d d l e r s w
Milliseconds 279 193 130 134 110 57 218 108 103 129 100 111 97 83 84 190 92 109 134 128 75 169 151 136 88
Character e l e a r n a b o u t t h e w o r l d m
Milliseconds 95 140 120 120 112 83 116 127 92 121 123 107 80 72 92 76 54 83 54 105 43 112 94 86 278
Character -m b y m o v i n g , g r a b b i n g - , a
Milliseconds 362 155 92 237 123 118 43 107 68 83 168 50 266 158 90 69 142 129 156 30 91 312 210 63 75
Character n d c r a w l i n g a n d b y d i s c o v
Milliseconds 133 28 114 150 197 174 325 122 174 133 88 83 83 118 33 144 126 108 71 209 111 79 155 115 110
Character e r i n g w h a t h a p p e n s w h e n w
Milliseconds 195 114 148 103 100 73 132 91 101 99 65 142 147 95 176 262 118 135 99 210 73 101 75 98 83
Character e c r y , s m i l e - , o r [ -[ p r o t
Milliseconds 107 95 235 165 197 181 91 292 154 211 183 142 92 301 212 94 139 53 86 217 512 236 266 92 276
Character e s t . W e a r e c i n s t -t -s -n -i o i n s
Milliseconds 153 114 94 268 65 213 145 127 95 99 75 87 141 76 92 71 87 248 117 124 116 229 5 114 140
Character t -t -s -n -i n s t a n t l y e x p e r i m e n t i
Milliseconds 106 198 129 143 113 226 142 39 142 124 65 202 244 191 218 284 199 286 97 186 209 123 134 123 330
Character n g w i t h y = -= -y o u r s u r r o u n d i
Milliseconds 234 108 155 115 84 109 50 119 156 498 307 125 199 139 89 100 43 136 91 134 109 75 225 71 170
Character n g s - h o w d o o u r i n t e r a c t
Milliseconds 66 134 285 366 179 121 252 232 61 324 172 95 89 354 92 102 73 131 86 74 100 125 142 160 212
Character i o n s c h a n g e t h e w a y o u r b
Milliseconds 87 134 87 159 110 175 95 59 102 57 103 8 168 52 75 75 68 93 143 32 137 100 94 88 105
Character o d i e s f e e l ? A t t e n d w -w a n y
Milliseconds 156 100 132 59 117 77 138 176 151 139 317 125 369 277 162 103 131 84 109 150 389 108 113 90 141
Character t w o - y e a r - o l d s -s ' s b i r t h d a y
Milliseconds 812 119 82 222 299 28 68 65 248 329 364 106 191 546 270 84 123 168 137 53 143 62 106 127 90
Character p a r t y a n d n o t i c e h o w l i t
Milliseconds 108 288 107 60 182 175 138 113 112 58 93 116 121 233 116 184 106 103 147 149 43 98 645 129 89
Character t e l -l -e l e K i m b e r l y w i l l e n g
Milliseconds 137 189 82 581 107 209 92 99 193 139 93 192 50 78 224 110 125 267 101 193 158 144 98 87 113
Character a g e y o u - , p l a y w i t h y o u
Milliseconds 102 106 122 326 142 74 82 133 309 192 90 201 178 244 290 86 131 98 93 84 125 150 88 72 149
Character - , f l i t -t r t w i t h y o u , a -a w t
Milliseconds 327 194 88 154 118 118 89 308 315 155 113 97 83 82 86 116 107 68 117 194 105 135 307 76 202
Character h -h -t i t h o u t a n y n e e d f o r l a
Milliseconds 115 286 114 191 111 62 145 97 92 137 86 90 142 142 228 49 138 133 150 142 91 153 108 327 76
Character n g u a g e . T h e s e e a r l y e x p o r
Milliseconds 142 78 144 67 100 115 204 105 305 96 74 143 319 172 154 242 111 150 108 118 157 249 147 231 96
Character -r -o l o r a t i o n s s h a e -e p e t h e l
Milliseconds 405 132 260 163 76 228 131 91 162 151 154 90 261 107 83 247 413 269 100 84 110 72 58 94 109
Character i m b i c s t r u c t u e r -r -e r e s d e v o
Milliseconds 143 145 257 111 96 110 100 277 177 129 76 194 93 38 37 412 111 58 59 143 101 188 170 108 191
Character t e d t o e m i t -t -i o t i o n s a n d m
Milliseconds 112 115 144 158 114 98 103 116 113 189 135 259 101 184 103 82 289 216 142 139 104 94 64 74 197
Character e m o r y , a -a b u t t h e s e s t r u c t
Milliseconds 153 93 170 87 254 142 81 156 309 180 168 24 116 80 83 51 133 99 136 114 172 146 70 116 215
Character u r e s c a n a l s o b e s i g n i f i c
Milliseconds 111 174 109 113 192 202 122 64 119 200 143 48 269 169 370 102 91 84 129 113 101 158 110 140 120
Character a t n -n -t n t l y b -b m o d i f i e d b y l
Milliseconds 125 135 348 327 101 174 173 487 105 110 255 282 162 123 58 141 39 136 58 151 91 158 84 106 139
Character a t e r e x p e r i e n c e s ; f o r t h e
Milliseconds 63 67 124 101 91 294 201 182 73 120 144 103 143 96 140 472 325 131 465 71 125 66 107 60 59
Character b t t e -e -t -t e t t e r b y a c l o s e
Milliseconds 99 76 124 146 149 219 142 134 82 151 137 130 106 108 117 108 80 159 68 222 97 135 55 115 108
Character f r i e n d s h i p o r a b e a t u -u -t u t
Milliseconds 161 174 88 54 143 44 110 125 181 225 180 180 272 92 99 83 209 73 85 200 124 391 108 164 96
Character i f u l f i r s t l o v e , f o r e x a m
Milliseconds 170 97 92 151 144 140 98 92 152 59 114 220 111 89 112 64 99 291 83 111 33 233 190 145 108
Character p l e , f o -o -f o r f o r t h e w o r d s
Milliseconds 166 141 137 203 134 259 43 295 106 178 84 57 115 67 88 74 89 66 60 84 68 88 52 174 87
Character -s -d s e b y a v i o l e n t a s s a u l t
Milliseconds 267 108 66 78 98 152 96 62 102 57 234 336 440 197 174 101 107 84 82 163 157 281 133 154 96
Character , r e l e t n -n -t n t l e s s b u l l y i n g
Milliseconds 280 92 186 118 124 93 168 139 333 120 167 91 198 120 132 144 75 140 193 140 125 71 105 110 67
Character , o r n e g l e c t .
Milliseconds 183 84 332 76 74 204 91 139 144 67 268 212 51
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
2.33 92.6
4.67 97.74
7 94.31
9.33 92.6
11.66 92.6
14 94.31
16.33 92.6
18.66 88.74
20.99 84.59
23.33 80.25
25.66 77.63
27.99 76.73
30.33 75.58
32.66 74.96
34.99 75.79
37.32 78.77
39.66 78.68
41.99 77.16
44.32 76.35
46.65 75.88
48.99 76.92
51.32 74.83
53.65 75.37
55.98 75.02
58.32 74.9
60.65 74.99
62.98 74.31
65.32 74.96
67.65 74.86
69.98 73.91
72.31 73.68
74.65 73.79
76.98 74.05
79.31 73.68
81.64 73.78
83.98 74.16
86.31 74.38
88.64 73.37
90.98 73.87
93.31 73.69
95.64 73.27
97.97 73.98
100.31 73.93
102.64 74.01
104.97 74.31
107.3 74.26
109.64 74.1
111.97 74.27
114.3 74.12
116.64 74.18