21-02-2024, 03:02 AM
Simply rearranging the letters of each word into a fixed order seems like an awfully impractical encoding scheme. Ersu, I eoppssu bdemoosy cdlou abcceilnovy cdeehipr chsu a ghint, btu eht ceoprss dlouw eb dehiillsvy cdffiiltu. Enjoy keeping that up for 100+ pages, dear reader!
But it's not hard to imagine ways in which such a reordering could have been made easily reversible. Say, for instance, that we break the text into syllables and sort the letters into alphabetical order while placing * in front of an initial consonant.
el*n e*mz o*z e*dl a*cm i*mn *di *nos *t a*r i*v a*t
is easily reversible as
*n-e-l *m-e-z *z-o *d-e-l *c-a-m *m-i-n *d-i *n-o-s *t *r-a *v-i *t-a
but the letters in each "word" follow an extraordinarily rigid order, with only * ever varying in its placement. This wouldn't be fun to have to read, but I could at least imagine doing it. Of course Sukhotin consonant-and-vowel analysis would go nowhere in this scenario.
But it's not hard to imagine ways in which such a reordering could have been made easily reversible. Say, for instance, that we break the text into syllables and sort the letters into alphabetical order while placing * in front of an initial consonant.
el*n e*mz o*z e*dl a*cm i*mn *di *nos *t a*r i*v a*t
is easily reversible as
*n-e-l *m-e-z *z-o *d-e-l *c-a-m *m-i-n *d-i *n-o-s *t *r-a *v-i *t-a
but the letters in each "word" follow an extraordinarily rigid order, with only * ever varying in its placement. This wouldn't be fun to have to read, but I could at least imagine doing it. Of course Sukhotin consonant-and-vowel analysis would go nowhere in this scenario.