Interference (Why You Have a Hard Time Remembering Which is the X-Axis and Which Is the Y-Axis)

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Interference happens when we confusing two, interrelated parts of a concept. It's why you sometimes struggle to remember X and Y axes; longitude and latitude; or fiction and non-fiction.



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