Your brain can read words with scrambled middles
Typoglycemia is the brilliant flaw where your brain reads whole words as single pictures rather than processing individual letters. As long as the first and last letters of a word are correct, the middle can be complete gibberish and you will still read it fluently. Your visual cortex is basically a highly efficient spellchecker that entirely gave up on the details.

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