David (davidjohnston20)

Race #9039

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Official speed 106.30 wpm (81.39 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 106.50 wpm (152 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 107.03 wpm (404 ms elapsed before first character typed; 80.84 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 106.88 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start February 25, 2024 5:56:23am UTC
Race Finish February 25, 2024 5:57:44am UTC
Outcome No win (4 of 4)
Opponents 1. dragoncityjose (165.25 wpm)
2. oppai59 (128.79 wpm)
3. an66 (117.81 wpm)
Accuracy 98.3%
Points 205.51
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 crawlng aing and by discovering what happens when we cry, smile, or ptorotest. We are constantly experimenting with our surroundings - how do our interactions change the way our bodies feel? Attend any two-year-old's birthday part and y and notice how little Kimberly will engage you, play with you, flirt with you, without myany need for language. Thseeese early explorations shape the limbic structures devoted to emotionsa nd and memory, but theese se structures can aslolso be singnificantly 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.
Timing
Character A s i n f a n t s a n d t o d d l e r s w
Milliseconds 404 226 85 176 57 84 86 91 71 96 97 36 139 31 113 62 106 66 158 88 103 55 59 113 95
Character e l e a r n a b o u t t h e w o r l d b
Milliseconds 57 118 48 55 110 28 116 77 39 99 84 96 42 79 74 81 93 83 65 47 109 59 106 76 59
Character y m o v i n g , g r a b b i n g , a n d c
Milliseconds 194 85 207 92 101 93 74 42 163 0 48 165 94 38 167 133 154 0 129 38 41 103 106 71 90
Character r a w l n g a -a - -g -n i n g a n d b y d i
Milliseconds 202 82 65 164 170 114 72 102 288 144 149 137 189 59 79 112 21 454 93 129 35 211 113 71 126
Character s c o v e r i n g w h a t h a p p e n s w h
Milliseconds 98 82 119 119 122 61 40 44 77 105 0 125 74 50 56 52 87 132 122 95 99 76 65 79 56
Character e n w e c r y , s m i l e , o r p t o -o
Milliseconds 146 63 132 74 44 57 127 161 52 157 71 24 97 111 567 104 102 51 123 106 90 80 59 85 418
Character -t r o t e s t . W e a r e c o n s t a n t l
Milliseconds 136 134 101 79 107 97 87 46 65 260 289 119 70 56 79 67 79 38 80 79 107 85 85 152 143
Character y e x p e r i m e n t i n g w i t h o u r
Milliseconds 90 80 82 143 102 42 70 67 166 59 130 27 152 50 91 113 42 119 37 147 67 96 58 65 78
Character s u r r o u n d i n g s - h o w d o o u r
Milliseconds 162 104 59 173 67 24 167 82 82 60 29 137 153 121 124 106 136 39 124 87 159 85 159 57 61
Character i n t e r a c t i o n s c h a n g e t h e
Milliseconds 115 38 57 40 126 71 109 675 177 42 55 44 69 88 65 128 68 105 48 97 109 41 123 83 76
Character w a y o u r b o d i e s f e e l ? A t t e
Milliseconds 89 109 101 15 95 78 60 77 71 126 79 86 89 78 49 92 52 148 72 219 110 203 187 182 175
Character n d a n y t w o - y e a r - o l d ' s b i r
Milliseconds 343 88 94 65 121 139 42 43 70 409 217 232 26 79 105 53 254 155 40 117 78 49 88 107 53
Character t h d a y p a r t a n d - -d -n -a - y a n d
Milliseconds 137 105 93 124 84 74 127 38 43 175 54 88 74 97 70 424 134 138 152 143 260 118 0 131 44
Character n o t i c e h o w l i t t l e K i m b e r
Milliseconds 116 34 139 71 94 96 68 94 69 124 100 70 66 27 75 166 83 69 162 179 147 111 190 97 48
Character l y w i l l e n g a g e y o u , p l a y
Milliseconds 82 77 58 66 54 161 152 0 131 88 123 83 89 71 86 73 119 46 169 59 391 147 120 95 90
Character w i t h y o u , f l i r t w i t h y o u ,
Milliseconds 49 74 60 128 70 124 115 49 175 147 45 78 85 62 178 98 67 85 49 104 101 110 114 47 193
Character w i t h o u t m y -y -m a n y n e e d f o r
Milliseconds 42 91 80 93 121 95 81 57 95 197 236 286 127 672 57 150 37 132 49 171 190 105 40 120 39
Character l a n g u a g e . T h s e e -e -e -s e s e e a
Milliseconds 156 46 97 95 114 118 28 60 102 58 126 147 119 125 80 156 257 128 157 75 123 98 159 47 192
Character r l y e x p l o r a t i o n s s h a p e t h
Milliseconds 66 69 102 43 45 164 36 178 150 45 138 70 77 0 75 82 91 94 73 84 71 120 44 126 28
Character e l i m b i c s t r u c t u r e s d e v o t
Milliseconds 185 0 97 31 76 307 166 79 99 105 119 114 88 84 174 36 113 95 41 64 104 160 91 109 93
Character e d t o e m o t i o n s a n d -d -n - -a a n
Milliseconds 71 173 57 76 111 0 120 134 108 110 40 76 41 39 144 30 99 23 410 127 157 126 62 29 127
Character d m e m o r y , b u t t h e e s e - -e -s -e
Milliseconds 70 92 88 61 130 142 99 86 169 95 95 147 0 144 38 119 56 148 0 77 133 272 182 153 213
Character s e s t r u c t u r e s c a n a s l o -o -l -s
Milliseconds 103 54 196 209 110 179 128 100 167 64 94 48 171 81 114 72 62 85 30 123 45 178 290 150 149
Character l s o b e s i n -n g n i f i c a n t l y m o
Milliseconds 215 55 86 85 105 77 86 79 113 203 477 140 72 148 100 88 108 67 91 38 142 125 119 129 111
Character d i f i e d b y l a t e r e x p e r i e n c
Milliseconds 104 67 82 142 66 171 42 30 205 89 93 121 92 143 86 108 52 229 103 90 101 23 81 117 51
Character e s ; f o r t h e b e t t e r b y a c
Milliseconds 103 13 121 43 33 101 55 104 69 85 91 69 47 62 145 210 155 49 60 33 188 76 33 117 85
Character l o s e f r i e n d s h i p o r a b e a u
Milliseconds 114 130 38 40 122 46 173 81 123 100 79 96 72 92 49 133 108 85 85 62 98 42 68 40 733
Character t i f u l f i r s t l o v e , f o r e x a
Milliseconds 90 105 94 95 115 46 45 90 95 108 77 58 31 159 43 110 69 82 36 59 106 86 64 178 136
Character m p l e , o r f o r t h e w o r s e b y
Milliseconds 37 103 168 73 147 46 129 52 124 69 171 15 102 81 70 102 65 130 24 154 76 103 62 42 200
Character a v i o l e n t a s s a u l t , r e l e n
Milliseconds 46 58 131 163 73 173 153 131 117 87 78 96 52 209 138 83 146 60 115 59 39 70 119 80 161
Character t l e s s b u l l y i n g , o r n e g l e c
Milliseconds 76 123 77 69 142 51 45 153 168 129 143 142 70 61 101 75 67 107 62 39 74 122 93 83 145
Character t .
Milliseconds 140 64
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
1.63 88.46
3.26 117.95
4.88 127.78
6.51 125.32
8.14 116.47
9.77 105.66
11.39 108.47
13.02 113.34
14.65 110.58
16.28 106.15
17.91 107.89
19.53 109.35
21.16 110.58
22.79 110.58
24.42 110.08
26.05 111.96
27.67 112.74
29.3 111.39
30.93 109.8
32.56 109.84
34.18 106.01
35.81 107.56
37.44 107.69
39.07 107.5
40.7 108.22
42.32 108.87
43.95 105.66
45.58 106.1
47.21 104.73
48.84 104.92
50.46 106.53
52.09 106.43
53.72 107
55.35 105.59
56.97 105.73
58.6 103.61
60.23 103.8
61.86 102.82
63.49 101.88
65.11 102.28
66.74 102.84
68.37 103.55
70 104.23
71.63 103.87
73.25 104.84
74.88 105.29
76.51 105.71
78.14 105.66
79.76 105.91
81.39 106.3