Classic Word Codes

The world is full of communication. Numbers, words, articles (including this one) are all signs of communication. This article talks about a lot of well known codes.

The Classic Mind Boggler (you should be able to read this)

You suolhd be albe to raed tihs bceasue the frist and lsat ltetres are in pacle.

Easy? This code is one of the easiest to know and the human body is adjust to this language. Research shows that as long as the first and last letters are in place, everyone can read it. Let’s try a different amount of text but without the first and last letters in place:

A Harder Code

Dniort si a tesewbi hweer ppeelo shbuipl sigame, cratesli nad thore iedmaumlti nilone. Yb godin hits, yeht niga eeeuvnr ni ripsoncoma to het benrum fo weisv. (Ees thaw I naem? Si’t hedarr ot phecider tish pety of xett, icallseepy nogl drows kile drytrainxaoer.

Had trouble reading that? If couldn’t, that’s fine!  These are just some examples of classic word codes. Another type is to change the spaces:

Th isisan exam pleo fac hang eds pacec ode.

That code wasn’t that hard. Other codes include number codes (e.g. A = 1, B = 2, C = 3 etc.)

20 8 9 19    9 19   20 8 5   12 1 19 20    3 15 4 5   6 15 18   20 8 9 19   1 18 20 9 3 12 5.

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