thats not ur keyboard. u accidently clicked on ur trackpad
i'm thinking about it, wondering if there's anyway to solve the problems. For sure i've seen problems of accidentally unconsciously touching the trackpad in ways that i traced a bizarre typing behavior back to, all the leaping around of the cursor and also i don't remember if i mentioned it before, the extreme bizarre behavior of auto-correct. it makes no sense. I had autocorrect for years on other macs and never anything that was insane and unintelligent, why does autocorrect now have extreme license to radical
OK, right now, i was typing 'license to radically' and i was going to go on to say 'change what i'm typing to completely different meanings and way overboard, who needs that version of auto-correct which is really auto-destroy? it does lots of things right, like Mac autocorrect always did, it still somewhat does those things, but it's much extreme now in a sense of it's programmed to not care what you are writing, it just throws out these wild experiments disregarding context which before this began, it just intelligently conservatively did corrections, it had some kind of impressive contextual reasoning, very helpful. But with great difficulty because the computer keeps fighting my simple typing effort right now i want to tell you a good example of this nightmare, one small expample but when it goes on and on over, every line and never sentence, it's too much work and takes so much time and is no fun.
So above that paragraph, i was typing this:
i had autocorrect for years on other macs and never anything that was insane and unintelligent and disruptive, why does autocorrect now have extreme license to radical
and as i wanted to say "to radically change what i'm trying to say", instead it changed 'radically' to 'radicalizing.' Radicalizing??? who is programming this app??? i wanted to say 'radically,' it was an adverb to describe changes the autocorrect was making in what i'm saying, but autocorrect changed it to a much longer word that i can't imagine any justification for choosing, autocorrect obviously didn't use the context of what i was saying. it's low quality autocorrect for a company that used to do things like that so well, it's dehumanizing and disempowering. it makes it so hard to type a line of phrases that it's like what's the point, it's no fun.
So in this case, it's not over yet, my story of this particular example of autocorrect, in trying to find information and experience of others that can help me be able to type again. (that sentence went very smoothly and i don't know why). OK, so
this: "why does autocorrect now have extreme license to radicalizing" forcing me to stop and manually correct autocorrect so that it will say "license to radically change what i'm saying."
but: when i tried to delete "izing" from "radical" so i could make it "radically", autocorrect assumed i don't really want to change it to what i want it, and it's autocorrect's job to fight to the death to prevent me from saying what i want say. Someone has programmed apple autocorrect to not just make bizarre changes, but if you want to edit what autocorrect has wrongly done, in that example, it just would not let me. i deleted "izing" and started to finish my word, which was "radically" and it kept deleting "ly" at the end of the word, over and over and over, nothing would stop it. That's when i started writing about it to post the problem here and see if anyone has encountered this and and if there's anything that can be done about this and about anther i wrote in the other post, taking a short normal word, 5 letters, and changing it to a multi-syllable proper noun that sounds like it might be a place in Italy, Dell something, i never heard of it. Why is this program designed to do this? is there a basic autocorrect that just helps you and doesn't try to get fancy and show how hyperintelligent it is by changing your perfectly good words that are not misspelled, and change them to long words that are grammatically wrong in the context? This goes on for me constantly, it's not a once in a while glitch, it's the program that came with my OS on this computer, Catalina. But it also came on the OS on the 2017 computer. Because there are multiple problems combined with other problems i don't know how to know what is related to what. 2017 came with Sierra.
Why am i not allowed to let my fingers or thumbs touch the trackpad? i notice that this is constantly causing me to have to correct typing and to search for the cursor which is some unknown place on the page, ready to continue typing the thought i was in the middle of typing but if i don't catch that the cursor has moved then i will type the rest of the thought in the middle some other thought that it has nothing to do with. It's chaos, and i'm not the only person who has this, although no one has talked with me about touching the trackpad. to me, it's normal
