stackyFACTSHearing the phrase 'The cats won't eating' triggers a massive electrical spike in the brain exactly 600 milliseconds later. This P600 response is the neurological equivalent of a red error light flashing. Your hardware physically recoils at bad grammar before you even consciously notice it.
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