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It must first be understood that this is a somewhat technical proposal to say the very least, one which upon implementation will change the very structure of the written word at its foundation. The text proposed here will bear little if any resemblance to its predecessor which is the Conventional text as it is read today. Therefor the necessity to "convert" text through a series of phases or evolutions must also be understood. These evolutions are to serve as a middle ground for the "conventional reader." This middle ground will enable the conventional reader an opportunity to upgrade his existing ability to read rather than force him to start from scratch with a different model. The fact that this is possible may actually be the very reason I believe in my heart of hearts that this new model will serve as the next standard in the evolution of words, and ultimately communication itself. Just to give you a little perspective as to the nature of the language or cybertext, as it is proposed in its final stage of development the text will appear to the layman as a series of completely random flashes of light accompanied by a series of short tones not unlike the sound a modem makes. Now with that said allow me to introduce to you the first phase of advancing language and language skills. Which is (as you will find) somewhat simplified as compared to the description above.
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
Back to Root
It must first be understood that this is a somewhat technical proposal to say the very least, one which upon implementation will change the very structure of the written word at its foundation. The text proposed here will bear little if any resemblance to its predecessor which is the Conventional text as it is read today. Therefor the necessity to "convert" text through a series of phases or evolutions must also be understood. These evolutions are to serve as a middle ground for the "conventional reader." This middle ground will enable the conventional reader an opportunity to upgrade his existing ability to read rather than force him to start from scratch with a different model. The fact that this is possible may actually be the very reason I believe in my heart of hearts that this new model will serve as the next standard in the evolution of words, and ultimately communication itself. Just to give you a little perspective as to the nature of the language or cybertext, as it is proposed in its final stage of development the text will appear to the layman as a series of completely random flashes of light accompanied by a series of short tones not unlike the sound a modem makes. Now with that said allow me to introduce to you the first phase of advancing language and language skills. Which is (as you will find) somewhat simplified as compared to the description above.
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
Back to Root
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