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Originally Posted by Muss Muggins
They do have memory. I can throw a baseball, a football, a knife, and a tomahawk. I can juggle three baseballs, I can shoot a free throw, a layup, and a three point shot. All have different muscle memory. All I need to do is practice with each, and remember which one I have in my hand at the time. That's fairly simple. When I'm carrying a pistol, I'm always reviewing which one I have and where it's at, a process I start when I put on the holster or stick it in my pocket. Those who profess to be unable to remember more than one automatic process probably have trouble breathing and walking . . .
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I also compare to driving vehicles. I drive 3different vehicles regularly. I can't tell you how many times I reach to my dash when I get in and go to put it in reverse only to remember this shifter is on the column. Or I go to put my cruise on and it's on the other side on this vehicle. One vehicle my wipers increase speed as I move lever up while in a different vehicle they decrease as I move lever up. And these are vehicles I drive every day. Just my $.02 worth. But I guarantee anyone of you that drivers multiple vehicles like this has done same thing.