What would you think if I told you that you don't see, learn, or feel like you think you do？Here （ be） some of the strange things our brains do:
We don't know ourselves like we think we know ourselves.
Many people enjoy（ do）personality tests. You may get one that sums you up . . . we tend（ think） "Wow!That's me. So clever how they did that!" In fact, we can also say the exact same thing if we are given a vague （不明确的） （ describe）.
We don't learn like we think we learn.
There is a strong relationshipour imagination and muscle memory. Imagining doing something （ successful） is just as good as actually doing it.
If you plan to play piano, imaging the keys - seeing your hands move through the chords（琴弦） is just as good as sitting down in front of the piano.
We don't feel like we think we feel.
There are many stories about amputees（截肢者）who still feel their（ miss） limb, though it isn't there at all. If you hid your hand under the table and placed a plastic hand on the table in front of you next to your other hand - then had someone touch both in the same way for a while - then hit the fake（假的）with a large stick, you would feel the pain as if it （ be） your real hand.
