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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: How do people have the ability to read in someone else's voice? Multiple of them in fact?

I was recently reading a writing prompt and noticed that a lot of people said they were reading it in someone else's voice. Now, I know it's possible, but how does it work?
gpt
You know how you have like, an inner voice? It's the thing that's reading this right now. That voice - its pitch, mannerisms, accent, dialect - is held in your memory somewhere. You can remember other people's voices in the same way, if you listen to them enough. Then, when you read something that you subconsciously associate with that person, you may find you're reading it in that person's voice instead of your inner voice. To experiment with this, go watch a full season of Planet Earth, then read a wikipedia article about frogs. You'll probably read it in David Attenborough's voice.