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Right? There's no law of physics that tells you how to put an H between that W and A. Why do you do so?
Because your brain has encoded the statistics of co-ocurring letters in the English and other languages.
So when you're presented with a completely arbitrary context of W space AT, you put an H there, because it was useful to do so in the past.
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