Coding Typing
This article introduces Coding. Writing in abbreviations. This is the best of all life. You wonder what it is you never had before. So, the days have you understanding the world differently. What if you could understand the world in code. Code, would have you simply wondering why you have found automated typing, essentially a bug. It cannot be understood differently by anyone, because I do not understand how it works. A bug of the mind.
You simply write in abbreviations, by typing letters slowly. There is always a good outcome.
Here are some examples:
“Hcu”, this is one is simple enough, Hi code u, u is used as you which is typical in texting
Congratulations, you have found coded texting, or CODING
These are what I type on my phone, thinking on letter at a time
“Goesw” -Awesome, sometimes you will write almost a complete word, like in three letters. Goes Win is the explanation of this, so it works and it is a win.
Im literally typing these on my phone right now and it works.
“Ubex” — x simply means not, and ube means uber
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Okay, but how do you read these coded texts ? Once again you simply think one letter at a time.
You read them, to be very clearly as stupid as you can. We’re basically sowing words together.
Im a person simply figuring this out by trying it out, I’m not a scientist. I have proof of hundreds of coded lines, yeah lines, it works without fault, one or two I didn’t understand, but could have if I spent a minute on them.
Why did I use “Uber not” ? You sort of know e= with it, how do you know this ? I don’t know, but I write myself with it and teach me stuff.
You cannot understand what Im saying, this is life. You can use it for anything. We always text the right thing, since we don’t know what we are writing.
We’re done, try it out.
I’m joking.
Maybe, follow my lead, and try some coding, let’s just call it coding.
Don’t try to feel it, type it. Think, one letter at a time.
Now we’re actually done, try typing one letter at a time.
