Ictal receptive aphasia consists of a sudden onset of inability to understand language in the absence of general confusion. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1537

Windy and chilly but sunny at ParkRun today

@CowperKettle Ah, I thought you were talking about GPS devices, like my Garmin cycling computer.

Using a GPS for cycling means you must cover some seriously long distances.

Btw, I saw Matt in one of the chatrooms rooms recently.

I've just dug up all my MRI scans from February 2010 onwards, and I can see this white spot in the tectum on each of them. Why was it not not pointed out in all of the radiologists' impressions, and only this spring it was first indicated in text as an "area of gliosis"? I don't know.

I wonder where I can ask this question online.

Was it something resembling a non-imporant artifact? Maybe my latest radiologist is lacking in knowledge, and all the previous ones were better trained?

Turned in my rental bike today and I'm tired of drinking beer, so ...

There you go Mitch!

@CowperKettle both may as well be correct, and if so, the bottom one is disingenuous by limiting the timeframe and cherry picking data

@M.A.R. Neither contradicts the other, but as you say the latter is more specific than the former. It's a "glass-is-half-full/glass-is-half-empty" or "seven-blind-men-and-the-elephant" or choose-your-metaphor kind of thing.