Well this may be my first article but it’s probably the most meaningful one ill ever write and I think it would be a fair assumption to say that almost everyone has subconsciously itched at this. the process I’m about to explain as far as I know doesn’t have a proper name so I’m going to call it chronic-familiarization. It would probably be stupid to try and start this with some kind of question so instead I’m going to try and get right to it.                       

Have you ever noticed how for example you sign up for a website i.e. Triond and you use the name casually as if it was the first word you ever said but if you erased the website from existence and the word Triond (for some odd reason) came across your mind when you where trying to think of a name for your new website it would probably just sound awkward to you.

The thing is that this applies to just about every word known to man for instance take the commonly known pie you’d probably sound like a idiot or a hillbilly or both (idioilly?) if you called it a gooberflab at a restaurant but rewind time and name it that from its creation humans would regard it as just plain normal and you wouldn’t be an idioilly anymore.

Another way to explain this is with well people and this is the most common and well-known form of chronic-familiarization is well, with people think about it this process has spawned new words itself ‘stranger’ ring a bell think about it chronic-familiarization is everywhere have you familiarized yourself with it yet?

Please recommend this article to others I hope to get another article out soon.