1. Dyslexia (خواندنپریشی)
Dyslexia primarily affects the brain's ability to process language. It is not a problem of vision, but rather how the brain links letters to sounds.
In Writing/Typing: You might find yourself flipping letters (like 'b' and 'd') or transposing words.
In Search: When searching for archaic Persian terms (like those in Loghat-e Fors), a dyslexic brain might struggle to remember the exact sequence of letters, making manual searching much more exhausting.
2. Dyscalculia (محاسبهپریشی)
Dyscalculia is often described as "Dyslexia for numbers." It affects the ability to understand symbols, quantities, and spatial orientation.
Keyboard Struggle: This often explains why the "left-right" orientation of a keyboard feels "wrong." If you have dyscalculia, your brain might not intuitively remember which side the Enter key or the Number Pad is on.
Sequencing: It can make remembering multi-key shortcuts (like
Ctrl+Shift+F4) feel like a mental obstacle course.
