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Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it. Henry Ford > при столкновении с жизнью реальных проектов ошибка а) делается, б) не осознаётся, в) исправляется с явным напряжением мозга Некоторые нейрофизиологи озвучивают мысль, что мозг нам не для того, чтобы думать. "Your brain serves many purposes, and thinking is not the one it serves best. Your brain also supports the ability to see and to move, for example, and these functions oper­ ate much more efficiently and reliably than your ability to think. It's no accident that most of your brain's real estate is devoted to these activities. " "For the vast majority of deci­sions we make, we don't stop to consider what we might do, reason about it, anticipate possible consequences, and so on. For example, when I decide to make spaghetti for dinner, I don't pore over my cookbooks, weighing each recipe for taste, nutritional value, ease of preparation, cost of ingredients, visual appeal, and so on - I just make spaghetti sauce the way I usually do. As two psychologists put it, "Most of the time what we do is what we do most of the time." When you feel as though you are "on autopilot," even if you're doing something rather complex, such as driving home from school, it's because you are using memory to guide your behavior. Using memory doesn't require much of your attention, so you are free to daydream, even as you're stopping at red lights, passing cars, watching for pedestrians, and so on." Кстати, наблюдая уже лет 30 за теми, кто учит язык, вижу, что причина большинства "ошибок" в стремлении использовать уже имеющиеся знания родного языка, т.е. то, что можно было бы назвать "ленью" мозга. Например, много людей упорно читают слова "фонтан", "капитан", "касса" "по-русски", тогда как надо [фонтэн, капитэн, кэс] (в незнакомых словах сочетание ai ими же читается правильно, как [э]).