Can you raed tihs?

[goaded]

Yes

No

I don't understand the concept of a yes/no question

[Aguysopinion4799]

I dislike seeing it as a whole, but I read it as normal as a plain piece of writing, it just annoys me that it is all spelled wrong...

I understand what they are trying to say about it, but that doesn't mean we should reject correct spelling -__-

I have seen this thing before elsewhere, basically all the mind is doing is re-orienting the letters that are made up for a word, like a puzzle solving activity while reading, there is even a further and more complex one where it is primarily words that do not include some of the letters that make up its actual word, yet you still make up the word because you are reading the previous words and your mind automatically associates the most appropriate word that is closest to the letters, like autocorrect.

[Aguysopinion4799]

Thank you

[andreasderjuengere]

Too bad that I saw ''vote C'' a little too late :)
I am exposed to 'American English' a lot. So deciphering also this text was relatively easy.
As it is to most of ''us'', apparently :)

[andreasderjuengere]

tnahks ofr omh :)

[goaded]

Yuor wcoemle.

(I don't think they're completely right in their conclusions, having letters that go above and below the general letters in roughly the right place helps, like wclemoe is probably easier than wcoemle. They also cheat and reverse two-letter words and shuffle 3 letter words in the original text.)

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Yeah kinda easy. Can you read this? (The J is unofficial) all uppercase because you’re a BUNHOLE

[goaded]

I think I'll need some context.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

My name

[FunkyMonkee]

The only word I couldn't read was number 9, number 9, number 9, number 9. Is it supposed to be "strange"?

[goaded]

I think so. I had problems with the word tghuhot, but only because I read the t as an f.

[FunkyMonkee]

I had a dash of trouble with that one too, at first but it's probably because I wasn't wearing my glasses. The rest of it I just breezed right through!

[TommyMountainFigure]

Yes, but to be fair, I made up my own style of learning information in much the same format as that. Now I think about though, maybe I saw something like this on a subconscious level before making my own.

[Static_In_The_Attic]

Sa fro em I cna reda taht & ni fatc I lkie ot wrtie liek thta lal teh tmie adn mses wiht pepole. No teh flpi sied ti realyl drvies splel chcek crzay & soem pepole ot.

[Static_In_The_Attic]

G&G wlil prbooly taek donw yoru opst becasue ti si spedlle wrogn.

[nolabels]

@Static_In_The_Attic
Static_In_The_Attic gets the perfect question to display his skills.
Bravo!
Bravo!
Bravo!

[IAMNathanael]

Haha I could read it! Wow.

I did get stuck on toatl for a few seconds though

[Anonymous]

Yes! I was actually surprised I could read it almost as fast as a normal sentence, the human mind is cool!

[JosyJosy]

Yes, just wondering how long it took them to write this

[Medhat-M]

I read it as quickly as normal... I think they didn't choose long or complicated words which helped

[Adam_West]

Yes, I cluod dnefeiteliy raed.
it wsa vrey esay.

[888theGreat]

I can read it as fast as spelled correctly. What does that mean? I am a genius? I knew already.

[NathanDavis]

I read that in Spanish

[goaded]

Sophisticated!

[NathanDavis]

[beefy40]

I used to be better at reading this back during the 2000's

[EmmaMary]

Absolutely, no problem at all.

[ItsTheNephilim]

Hyea, ti swant oto arhd.

[douride2]

I read that very easily.

[Likes2drive]

Yeah perfectly, that is weird though that I could

[Wise4myage]

Yes, I reed really well.

[ChefPapiChulo]

All the try hards think they’re cool LOL

[Fuentes]

Yeah i read it its like reading a typo text

[EnglishEuropean]

I can read it but the spelling really bugs me.