Scamer, Picture Chain = anti- stroop effect?

Stroop effect is the inability to tell the colour of a coloured word within normal reaction time.
For example, the time taken to read the colour of the following wording
RED PURPLE YELLOW < RED KITE BLUE

This happens when the information is in conflict. For example, the brain process two different meaning and it cannot be placed together.

However, one can train one's brain to handle such conflicts by putting oneself through brain games.

I think there's a co-relation between stroop effect and one's speed in completing the picture chain that we tried in CT class. And in my view, scamer is like a tool to overcome the inertia, or even a "short-cut" if I may.

So what is the co-relation between the stroop effect and one's timing in completing the picture chain?

I think the rigidity or inability to come up with a picture chain that deviates from the conditioned norms, is similar to one inablity to overcome the stroop effect.

However, scamer acts like a tool. Scamer provides with a method to overcome the conditioned rigidity to produce creative "mis-nomers".

These are my theories though hahaha....no research done to back my random musings. :)