(Q - Orestes: Okay, so the question was precisely about the reflexes you were talking about, between the moment when the player must be interested in the numbers of the 650, and the moment when
he can drop them, does the player have to resort to these reflexes that you are referring to?)
MB: If you go to the doctor who will test you for reflexes, he will give you a little blow with his rubber hammer on the knee, your leg will stand up on its own. You won't need to think. This is called a reflex. When I talk to you about reflex, I mean that when it happens, you won't need to think.
I have given you the example of vocabulary several times, when you speak to me, you use words, you do not look for, you do not think about the meaning of the words, you use common words that you know, you know 1000, 10,000 of them. , 5000. Afterwards, everyone has their own level of vocabulary, but you use words that come to you spontaneously, you don't need to think, it happens very quickly, everything immediately in the brain, it will be the same.
(Q - Orestes: My last question then, thank you and can we be surprised to have recourse to the same reflex twice?)
MB: Well no. Why are you surprised? No, that can happen.
MB: If you go to the doctor who will test you for reflexes, he will give you a little blow with his rubber hammer on the knee, your leg will stand up on its own. You won't need to think. This is called a reflex. When I talk to you about reflex, I mean that when it happens, you won't need to think.
I have given you the example of vocabulary several times, when you speak to me, you use words, you do not look for, you do not think about the meaning of the words, you use common words that you know, you know 1000, 10,000 of them. , 5000. Afterwards, everyone has their own level of vocabulary, but you use words that come to you spontaneously, you don't need to think, it happens very quickly, everything immediately in the brain, it will be the same.
(Q - Orestes: My last question then, thank you and can we be surprised to have recourse to the same reflex twice?)
MB: Well no. Why are you surprised? No, that can happen.