Is tihs ture?

Recently sent to me by a friend of mine:

>The paomnnehel pweor of the hmuan mnid.
>
>Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it
>deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are,
>the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat
>ltteer be at the rghit pclae. The rset can be a total
>mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit porbelm.
>
>Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey
>lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe.
>
>Fcuknig amzanig huh?
>

It doesn't completely work for me, but it is surprisingly good!

GL

Dear GL,
Someone posted the same sort of thing a while back. I think it's ture. It actually isn't very hard to read. Like reading only the first and last sentences of a paragraph. If those make sense, don't bother with the middle.
MG

Gabriel_Lee said:

Recently sent to me by a friend of mine:
>Fcuknig amzanig huh?
GL

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Qtiue.

Gcuhae

Seems to work. Most of the time. However there are enough cases (same letters, same start and end) where things could get confusing.

I eernetd her bdoeorm. Could mean two entirely different things.

Icingsugar said:

Seems to work. Most of the time. However there are enough cases (same letters, same start and end) where things could get confusing.

I eernetd her bdoeorm. Could mean two entirely different things.

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Two meanings for the price of one sounds like good value to me. I wonder if the idea could be extended to give two different short (very short) stories.

What's "ture"?

Jenny, it means True, this is all just a recent study I've read about too, I'm partially dislexic, only when reading, and only when reqding very quickly (so like 1 out of every 150 things I read occasionally jumbles, but mostly, it's names, unique and hard to initially prounounce names, I misconstrue almost all of the letters, except the first and the last.)

I have a lot of respect for this study, and which did you intend Sugar, Bedroom, or Boredom? Mwahaha!

Anyway, I prefer to do subtle messages, like:

So, how in the fcuk did we flal for tihs siht in the fsirt pcale?

Mockingly simple with his 'riddles',
-Medi

PS. Not mocking you, just the system of first/last letter same, rest different.

Let me tell you, for a person like me, with full blown dyslexia, that text was not hard at all to read. In fact, if i don't focus my mind like hell, all I can see anyway is the first and the last letter in most words. The rest are having a part mingling around in between. But that's quite ok, since I have learned to understand most writing that way. It's only now and then when a word or passage is unclear that I hace to concentrate.

Maybe I should call these guys. I might be an interresting subject for further study.

Fun, but come on lets be real. It is still easier to read when the letters are in order.

I am sure glad they won't let you post a story like that!

This must be a real bummer for the guys who write spell-check programs.