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Although far removed from academia and definitely unqualified to make any definitive statements on how the brain works, even my own, I think you are on to something here. Learning in general is so contextual and mysterious and even more the case when the subject matter is language. I have met people who could speak all seven major Chinese dialects but unable to read a basic menu in Chinese. I myself, a seriously challenged Mandarin speaker never able to predict what will exactly emerge from my mouth, have learned to read and write at a competency level far greater, thanks in part to an ability to rapidly memorize characters and the associated Pin Yin, a skill I should not have based on those batteries of standardized tests used to define my boundaries in the past. Even more paradoxical for me is this is all happening at the stage in life where my brain has already exhausted its language learning capacity. There are of course thousands of other persons with similar examples as well.

The only conclusion I have every been able to accept is that the experts still have hardly a clue of the possibilities and capacity for learning that exists, and because of this, I don’t pay too much attention these days to those so-called limitations I, or anyone else for that matter was cursed or gifted with at birth. What matters most is my interest and my passion to learn, and having someone to guide me along the path to fulfilling that passion. Your fascinating story is yet another affirmation.