We Don’t Know How To Type

The video explores why typists make common errors, such as typing 'TEH' instead of 'THE'. It explains that these mistakes are not due to sloppiness but rather the brain's unconscious processes. The video discusses how explicit and implicit memory affect typing, highlighting that skilled typists often lack conscious knowledge of key locations. It introduces concepts like hierarchical organization and motor chunking, which help streamline typing but can lead to errors. The video concludes by noting that focusing on the overall meaning of text, rather than individual letters, contributes to typos.

Explain the concept of motor chunking and how it relates to typing.

Why might people struggle to catch their own typing errors?