Only great minds can read this !

jee ja nusj bea jored! try using numbers next time. it works as well

And now for my next trick, I shall read it upside down.
For some reason Mr Suspiria get's really freaked out by that.

imafraidyourlittletrickwontworkwiththeatscrewweretoosmartbutiapplaudyourattemptthanx

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Yes, that's "cool". I agree.

Makes me think twice about being a spelling Nazi and saying things like "I cun speel cuz I toke hoojekt on fonex."

Interesting insight. Thank you OP.

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keep the rubber side down

Is the ratio really that far apart? 50% of people would be unable to read the initial post?

Though I do not mind feeling special for my ability to comprehend the text, I worry for the remaining 50% of the planet.

Edit: Also it is presumptuous that everyone able to comprehend the text has a great mind. One’s ability to interpret text does not make a great mind. I for one do not have arrogance or self-absorption to claim I have a great mind, maybe a semi-great mind

Originally posted by DumbTopSecretWriters
fi yuo cna raed tihs ...

Waaaahhhha – caaaan’t read it, although trying harder and harder. Too difficult. Someone explain please. Damn I must be one of the non-great minds. I am the 45 percent. Ouuu-ouuu.

Originally posted by DumbTopSecretWriters

fi yuo cna raed tihs, yuo hvae a sgtrane mnid too, Cna yuo raed tihs? Olny 55 plepoe out of 100 can.

Spelled "great" wrong

Why is there an "s"

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Strange ????

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stange is the word lol

Originally posted by haven123
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stange is the word lol

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OMG!

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That makes more sense

I've had more people tell me that I have a strange mind, than a great mind....

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Thanks for that.
It is a cool trick isn't it?

In reality, vowels aren't even necessary.

nc y knw hw t prnnce wrds nd cnstrct sntncs, y cn frgt bt vn sng vwls t ll.

that was fun!

f u n e m? s v f m, v f m n x.

have you any ham? yes, we have ham, we have ham and eggs.

reminded me of that old goodie.

baka.

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The weirdest thing is that i can actually read it faster than regular text, since you read it best by skimming instead of focusing on individual letters.

Originally posted by pheonix358
This is cool. It shows why some children and adults can spell badly and still understand their own work. We are not all the same. Many of us have talents such as this. Some of us have talents with numbers. Some think factually and others think conceptually. The variation in humans should be be welcomed and applauded.

Sadly for most of us ...... if you are different then you are to be feared.

Those of us that can read this easily have, to varying degrees, pattern recognition skills. These skills are a threat to the NWO because we can see what is about to happen. We are the dangerous ones. This is why for decades we have been portrayed as Nerds then computer geeks all the way up to conspiracy nut cases.

Soon the gifted will be the enemy!

P

It has nothing to do with talent. This is something that every person who can read can do with absolutely no problem. I have yet to hear of a single person who have had a problem reading such text.

Holy Wow! I must have a great mind!

Although I might disagree with myself!

Great thread OP...stars and flags for you!

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[color=463E3F] Whew, I was afraid I was gonna click on this thread and see an empty page because I'm to stupid to see what only great minds can see.

Instead, you have the thing about people being able to read horribly misspelled words as long as the first and last letters are there. I've seen this before and I think even the dumbest among us can read this stuff because of how our brains are wired.

The real trick is picking up on the subliminal messaging that pops up on these forums once and a while.

Only the REALLY brilliant minds can spot that stuff.

I find it amazing how i can read these, i think most people can too (higher than 50% i would assume).

I've always wondered, is this something common to all languages?
I'm not much of a speaker in languages other than English, but have always wanted to know.

For example, does this jumbled effect become readable with Japanese Hiragana?

Everyone can read this without a problem, unless you're dyslexic.