Typing, Labelling and self-fulfilling prophecy.?
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not sure about typing and labelling prophecy's....\n\n\nBut self-fullfilling means the very fact that you know abut it makes it happen.\n\nLike being told something bad is going to happen and you get all nervus and don't pay attention making it happen.
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...ability to spell and punctuate.
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http://www.objectgraph.com/dictionary\nSuggestive dictionary, suggests words as you type.
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Posturing using words to antagonize or argue.
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It's from being online too much. Laziness is a factor. It may have been spawned from the whole "text messaging" cell phone reveloution. But to be honest, the brevity in online language has been around a long time. Ever since the dawn of online communication people have been coming up with clever little emoticons and ways of shortening phrases. For instance, LOL standing for Laughing out Loud. AFK standing for "Away from Keyboard" which you don't see much of anymore. BRB meaning "Be Right Back" is the same idea. In any case, these have been around forever. Yet the shortening of normal words is a bit absurd and it's everywhere. Sometimes I even catch myself using "ur" to represent the word "your". It may be because I use text messaging every day and it is much easier to hit a button 5 times then it is to hit it 9. I agree the laziness is just stupidity and really people should avoid doing it. Ultimately, it just makes people forget how to read and write properly. Which means you get a bunch of idiots online talking to each other and you have to try and interpret what they're saying. BTW, I think most of them really don't know how to spell.
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http://paul.merton.ox.ac.uk/ascii/smileys.html\n\nmore than enough info
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Yes:  theory of computational systems.
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I agree. Keystroke errors and minor misspellings are common place in this the 21st century. How do they feel about text messages with there obvious abbreviations and misspelled words?
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i am intrigued by your idea of LOGIC!!! interesting
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Well I'm doing my part.  My computer and I have regular conversations.  Well.  Almost regular.  I have been working at integrating TTS and Speech Recognition into a single application.  With the aid of an animated Avatar, this software seems to work as a real agent.  Although hopefully not as bad as agent Smith from the Matrix.  Check it out on YouTube:\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYu6_cNRCD4
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it relates to randomness of human typing.
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Now, if only they would enable the user to input their OWN functions...that would be useful.  \n\nBTW, if anyone knows how to do that, I would surely like to know!
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Self-aware?  Alert?  Attentive?
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I do this, too.  It's usually when I need to type a word that starts out somewhat similar to another word that I use all the time.  I work with computers, so for instance, I may need to type 'common' but my fingers just blurt out 'command' all on their own.  It's quite frustrating, especially when I don't catch the error and neither does spell check.  I'll read back through my already sent message and go, "D'oh!".
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flow, word choice, ambiatic pentameter (sp?), and I can't think of any more. Good luck!
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You should really go into better detail rather than trying to dazzle with jargon.  Are you trying to *record* typing and its charactertics or get it after the fact?  If you just want to record the keys with timing information, many keystroke loggers can do that or you could make your own.\n\nIt's a shame that your follow-up comments were so condescending.  I could help you, but I don't tolerate attitudes.  Look to some IT-security organizations.
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Knowledge of the Self.