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at least it just swap the letters leaving the 1st & last intact.

and most of all, all the words that from the sentence are available.

what's worst is that we have lol, fyi, brb, or even tml (or tmr) etc. that not only kill the word by the whole sentence into just a few letters!

maybe future, there will be more emoji of 3d format that even express answers to questions in identifiable formats

these are all possible and being studied now....

 

the good old disciplinary structural english sentence - sigh, will it last?

not to mention the art of subtle explanations . . .

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Amazing on how our brain can read this sentence easily

 

Amazing...

But confirmed quarenteed chop that if written in this way in school test and exam papers, sure ganna chop and fail by school teacher :D

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Ppl still got to know the words in order to read & understand it what. Your mind actually tells you the words are spelt wrongly and what the correct ones are. And it also tells you what kinda imbecile wrote this.

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actually we are better than what the research suggests

 

I bet most of us can read the words below

 

f**k

s**t

b*****d

m*****f****r

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Turbocharged

ccb , smlj , pcc , knnbccb , lppl ..................

 

 

Even with first and last alphabets discarded , leaving only abbreviations , we can fully understand too .

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ccb , smlj , pcc , knnbccb , lppl ..................

 

 

Even with first and last alphabets discarded , leaving only abbreviations , we can fully understand too .

Lemme put it into words

 

Cahoicabi, salniimijao, kinaincahiocabi

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