Don't ingroe tihs bascuee it lkoos wried.
Beveile it or not you can raed it.
It deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe.
Anzmiag, isn't it? Seimtemos, the wkroings of the illneetct is spmily so ponhmeeanl taht it teaks my brtaeh aawy.
You can try it yroesulf hree and hvae fun snrahig yuor saelcmbrd mgseases wtih yuor fdierns.
Hpapy jnulibmg!!!
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We are designed to seek patterns and find recognition. I just find it so cool that we are created, in part, simply to understand the world around us.
Very interesting. Thank you.
It is asrubd to didvie poplee itno good and bad. Pploee are eeithr crmianhg or tideuos.
I have read about this phenom..
and I am convinced that it is just an excuse for poor spelling habits!
Headache. Should I feel retarded that I missed two or three words and had to go back to figure them out? So I guess being human really is all about context.
Ah ha! I am among the world's worst spellers and now I finally have scientific proof of what I've said all along - it really doesn't matter!
Great fun!
Tom
I find that very pretty, this picture with these letters is so colorful joyful, well done
Phenomenal ha.
Sirit na.
Yeah.. i read about this in my e-mail once. Amazing right? Wonder why ppl make such a big deal about spelling mistakes then! Coz my spelling is terrible! =( hehe..
Woot ... Yes, I've seen that game before and amazing isn't it?
(:
That was really interesting! Learn something new every day. . .
Eeesh...
Irene!!!
hee-hee!
hugs
fun! interesting! fun! interesting!
nkolakakan tgalaa preo myasaa naman!
bwahahaha!!!!
I read it! I can't believe it.
thanks for the haedahce. :)
i could read that just fine but my eyes were crossed the entire time LOL
A fun post!
Strange but true... no problem reading it, and there was this other one circulated through e-mail not too long ago.
Cynthia: True. Sometimes, we are smarter than we think. ;p
Masago: Glad you liked it. Thanks for visiting!
Homo Escapeons: Hmmmm. But I can be either charmingly tedious or tediously charming...
Jennigirl: It's not the jumbled letters giving you a headache. It's the continuous deprivation of sleep. :p
Tom: My poet is actually a poor speller??? I am aghast at this revelation! ;p
Cergie: Thanks, pretty! =)
Handsome Houseband: Uuuuy. Nakuha niya. Pogi na, smart pa pala! ;p
Princess Shin: Thank God for automated spellcheck, huh? =)
Kyels: Amazing indeed!
Scribbit: Glad I contributed to your voyage of perpetual discovery, my friend. (",)
Sweet Susan: Hugs back to you, dahling!
Maria: Great! Thanks! Great! Thanks!
Jase: O diba? ;p
The Thinker: Beveile it.
Kiyotoe: You're wemlcoe!
Wolfbaby: Bet you look cute cross-eyed! ;p
TerraShield: Glad you had fun, my friend!
God, save me from teh complexities of the MIND!!!!!!!
I love those word mixed up jumble thing, the mind is so interesting.
happy thanks giving!
This is how the inmates with 3rd & 4th grade reading levels pass the GED Exams. Their dyslexia and low functionality can be overcompensated by knowing word length and first & last letters of each word. Nice post.
Humans are amazing... right
:)
I've seen someone do that before. Isn't it interesting how the brain works...well at least most people's brains. Mine's still got a little kink in it.
;-)
Did you notice in your effort to misspell, you used 'and' twice? But like the words, most people won't notice it.
(Pity that both teams are out of the amazing race asia)
Yuo rea os ighrt
Hi Irene!
Very funny!
I like this post.
Bste to yuo!
Prashant: Great to see you here! Hope you visit me again. =) Have a complexity-free weekend! ;p
ShadowFalcon: Happy Thanksgiving, my friend!
JR: That's so interesting to learn. Thanks for sharing. =)
ZeroImpact: Have an amazing weekend!
Marvelous Michael: That's ok. I find that some of the most interesting people I come across are precisely the ones with little kinks in their brains. ;p
Bahan Kelabu: I am impressed by your attention to detail! I made the necessary correction already. Thanks for pointing it out. =)
(I know! Too bad our teams are out of the Amazing Race Asia. Oh well...)
Plus Ultra: Tnakhs! Hpapy wekened!
Krystyna: Glad you liked it. Tkae crae, my fnierd! ;p
*Eddison tried ten thousand materials for filaments for his light bulb. He was asked what it was like failing that many times
they asked what it was like to try that many times without results.
He responded
“Results! Why man, I have gotten results, I know several thousand things that don’t work”
that to him, was not failure, but success
A gain of knowledge
Just a little thought provoking information. Never stop trying! :o)
This is the 62nd BLOG I've placed a link for regarding the following idea...
http://just-one-day-of-peace.blogspot.com/
What are your thoughts? comments?
when my daughter was in kindergarden, her teacher was teaching her to visually memorize words rather than to phonetically read them...i thought it was weird then, but it turns out that a lot of teachers are doing that, for the same reason as this post...that we don't actually READ the words, just recognize them. it's pretty cool.
Wow, that explains it, then. My typing isn't the best and sometimes I read something I've typed (like a comment) and think it's fine, but later (after I've hit publish) find it has typos. I thought maybe I was losing it. ;)
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