Recently, I delved deep into streaming games from PC and PS5 to my tablet, and learned a lot of about frame rate cap and v-sync, which caused stuttering in games. For example, PS5 streaming over the remote play app stutters because it streams at 59.9Hz while most screens can take 60Hz. That 1Hz difference causes routine and random stutters. I wonder if our brain and tongue has the same discrenacy. The refresh rate isn't sync'ing correctly. On PC, we can apply all sorts of tweaks and mods to fix it. For our bodies, not so much. At least not yet. There is no cure, mate. It's a fault in our stars. Maybe, sometime down the line, robotics will help in this regard, but I don't think most of us will be alive to see it, or even if we see, it won't be affordable.