The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid ;-)

[Karlos]

cecilia wrote:
as I have dislexia this all looks completely normal to me. :lol:

It looks completely normal to the rest of us too - that's supposedly the point.

Off topic,

Interestingly, a lot of highly creative people I know are all dyslexic. Is there an established connection?

[Karlos]

Actually, as far as I can tell, how do we know that we do see things up side down? Certianly the image on the retina is inverted, but interpretation of that information is the job of the visual cortex.

Does the brain really invert it, or do we just process it as is and perceive it the correct way up since that is what we are used to?

I know some experiments were done in which people had to wear a special image inverting headset the entire time they were awake. After a few days they were entirely used to it.

[Karlos]

@blob

What about a text randomizer program? Something that preserves the overall sequence of words but jumbles up the letters in them?

Or is that not quite the effect?

[Karlos]

blobrana wrote:

wonk t`ndluow i

You just leave your star wars name out of this :-D