Can you read this?
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Arconcdig to a rascereh of Cgbdriame Urvensiity it is not irmontapt for the hmaun bairn the pncaelemt of the lttrees whiitn a wrod.
We can raed a wrod if olny the fsrit and lsat lteetr hvae been pceald to the ccerrot ptinosios.
Tihs hnpepas due to the altiiby of the hamun biarn taht rades the wdros as a ttaol and not as ivaididunl ccrartehas.
This is gonna be the introductory text to my upcoming game...
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What kind of game is it?
Yeah I could read pretty much all of it without a problem, but tripped up on "bairn" (for brain) because that is a real word (I think it means small child).
..after few sake, you will be surprised what i was able to read man...
tripped up on "bairn"
me too, funnily enough... and depending where you look, some look less hmaun than others... :-p
What kind of game is it?
It will be a word mining game.
but tripped up on "bairn" (for brain) because that is a real word (I think it means small child).
I shuffled the letters by my self. Unfortunately for me I have not knowledge of all English words :(
I could read it 100% the first time through. Jeesh... I read jibberish now.
As you know double letters should also be kept together, but also double letters shouldn't be created together. For example:
ccrartehas
shouldn't have the double c
crcartehas
I could read it, just like I could read it the last two hundred times somebody posted it here.
I could read it, just like I could read it the last two hundred times somebody posted it here.
yet you find my posts utter gibberish ;)
no wait thats cos they are
aye brain played scramble with the words but bairn being child was a slip up each and every time
Agree with Gfk, this is an auld'un! :)
Dabz
Yup, I could read it. But it was made difficult due to your grammatical and syntactical errors, Moraldi. In actual fact, the human brain needs more information that just the first and last letters of each word to discern the meaning of a sentence - it requires correct syntactical and grammatical structures to form contextual pointers.
I could read it, just like I could read it the last two hundred times somebody posted it here.
me too lol
Yaeh I've seen tihs one mnay tmeis beorfe, but it's sltil inetristeng.
First saw this in 1997...
Darkheart
Maybe if the paragraph used proper grammar it would be more obvious.
"It is not important for the human brain the placement of letters"?
"the ability of the human brain that reads the word as a total"?
The sentences themselves are almost nonsensical.
I argee wtih GfK. Seen it Bferoe ;-)
But it was made difficult due to your grammatical and syntactical errors
I tried to translate a Greek SMS I received in my mobile phone.
Could you please write this, without errors? (Using normal writing)
I tried (or 'was trying') to translate a Greek SMS, which I received with my cellphone.
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Old trick :) Apropos, this too applicable to russian language...
According to a research at Unknown University it is not important for the human brain the placement of letters within a word.
We can read a word if only the first and last letters have been placed to the correct positions.
This happens due to the ability of the human brain that reads the words as a total and not as individual characters.
I just don't get the name of the university.
Cambridge.
Aye, if you can't get the word by just scanning over it, go though the letters one by one.
@KillerX:
If your paragraph is correct, why Leadwerks says that some sentences are almost nonsensical?
lol I lvoe tihs one! It is a clssaic by now!
I aslo argee taht you need to mkae yuor snteneces mkae grmmaictal snese bcesaue taht is anthoer way yuor brain is hleped wehn you are dephciering it. :)
yeah I agree with GFK ~ this is ollld ... lol
does this mean we don't have to learn to splle anymore ?
@Dunshine Sreamer... I wsih :-)
wlle everyneo hvea a ncei wkeneed !!!!!! :)