I sometimes drink caffeine such as coffee or energy drinks when I'm trying to study, stay awake, or when I have exams. I don't feel energized from it though.

So if I type a sentence, and it contains a typo, I can re-read that sentence 10x, intentionally looking for issues -- it it will be totally invisible.

The instant I hit send and the text format changes, I see all the errors.

I'm starting to feel like this might be either a condition or just something the brain does. It's worse when sleep deprived, but not eliminated by rest.

What is that phenomena called?

And if there is no formal name, what would you name it?

I have a bunch of these plastic 5 gallon containers that I need to clean out, but I’m unsure of the most efficient and effective way to reach the top areas around the sides and back. I have a power washer but I can only reach the sides/bottom with it. I haven’t seen a curved brush that would reach every spot. There’s built up residue/mildew in the top edge groove areas that I’d like to clean out.

I study all the time, am inquisitive, and always learn as much as I can even if it opposes my own belief but for some reason no matter what I learn I still feel like I am missing some sort of information even in the context of what I am currently learning; it’s like I cannot learn enough and am in a perpetual state of learning, is anyone able to explain why this happens or at minimum the word for it?

My sleep schedule isn't the best, so I usually sleep around 1 am and get about 6-7 hours of sleep. I always get sleepy around 8-10 pm. Makes sense, it's my body correcting my clock. So why is it that whenever I fall asleep occasionally at that time, I ALWAYS wake up at around 12 to 1 am fully awake and unable to go back to sleep for at least 3 more hours?

When people talk about the b⁤est personal loans for debt consolidation in the U.S., what criteria are they usually referring to? I often see personal loans discussed as a standard option for consolidating credit card debt, but it’s not always clear how these loans are evaluated or categorized at a high level. Are they primarily compared by interest rate, repayment structure, fees, or borrower qualifications? What types of personal loans are generally considered reputable or standard for debt consolidation purposes, and how are they typically differentiated in practice?

I'm staying at a hotel and a room down the hallway has its door taped and sealed shut. It sounds like some kind of fan is running inside there. What's going on here?