[ms] · Est. May 2002
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I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty usednatnrd waht I was rdaneig.
Aoccdrnig to rsceearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtsity it deosn't mttaer in waht
oredr the ltteers in a wrod are; the olny iprmoatnt tihng is taht the frist
and last lteetr be in the rghit pclae. The rest can be a taotl mses and you
can siltl raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos
not raed ervey lteter by istlef but the wrod as a wlohe. Prtety amzanig!
:Whoaa:
think drunk as i you am are we.
[quote=Jibgolly";p="53454]think drunk as i you am are we.[/quote]
good retort :wink:
Re: Raed tihs!
i hope that research actually helps the quality of lives of some people besides being some cool ish i get to read on the board ... there are some real scientists trying to get funding for research to HELP US ALL ...
hnsa't tihs been pteosd hree bofree?
[quote=picklemonkey";p="53535]hnsa't tihs been pteosd hree bofree?[/quote]
version 1.0 baby :Naughty:
Re: Raed tihs!
Petrty Anazimg!
Re: Raed tihs!
[quote=MusicJatt";p="53474]i hope that research actually helps the quality of lives of some people besides being some cool ish i get to read on the board ... there are some real scientists trying to get funding for research to HELP US ALL ...[/quote]
Sometimes things that seem to mundane and blatant in our eyes are the building blocks to deeper and more recognizable research. There is no doubt that the scientists and/or researchers that discovered this are "real" scientists (as you so eloquently put it). For instance, this research could prove to lead to new language arts education techniques, teaching illiterates to read and write, or prove to be a stepping stone to another function of our brain that we've yet to map and explore.
[quote=skahound";p="53576]Sometimes things that seem to mundane and blatant in our eyes are the building blocks to deeper and more recognizable research. There is no doubt that the scientists and/or researchers that discovered this are "real" scientists (as you so eloquently put it). For instance, this research could prove to lead to new language arts education techniques, teaching illiterates to read and write, or prove to be a stepping stone to another function of our brain that we've yet to map and explore. [/quote] ...or it can make it harder for the illiterate to learn to write. I've heard potheads think of crazier stepping stones than this. (Human Traffic Star Wars scene?)
[quote=picklemonkey";p="53604] ...or it can make it harder for the illiterate to learn to write. I've heard potheads think of crazier stepping stones than this. (Human Traffic Star Wars scene?)[/quote]
I wasn't saying that this research itself would make it easier to teach people to read and write but it may open the door to some other techniques. Believe me the end will justify the means.
[quote=picklemonkey";p="53535]hnsa't tihs been pteosd hree bofree?[/quote]
Yes it has.
[quote=neoee][quote=picklemonkey";p="53535]hnsa't tihs been pteosd hree bofree?[/quote]
Yes it has.[/quote]It's still interesting to read
[quote=pablo_tc";p="54012]It's still interesting to read [/quote] I'm not saying it isn't... I'm just saying it was much more interesting the first time I read it.
iya illstay inktha igpay arinla isay theay uturefay! :wink:
Re: Raed tihs!
Cambridge University :Bingo:
Those people really know their stuff :FuckOff: