Can you read this

Many people can read things like this, even with scrambled letters. Almost "everyone" can read things like this if the first and last letters are in the right place, even when everything in the middle is scrambled. Curious eh?

Discover how your mind deciphers scrambled words effortlessly. Explore the art of reading words with letters out of order and read jumbled letters

Challenge accepted!

This message serves to prove how our minds can do amazing things impressive things in the beginning it was hard now on this line your mind is reading it automatically with out even thinking about it be proud only certain people can read this please forward if can read this

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This has been floating around the Internet for some time. But I have just discovered it and thought it was great. I've no idea where it came from.

Are you looking for a fun Brain teaser to stump you? Then do I have a riddle for you. Can you figure out what the answer is to this fun one below?

This is an article about dyslexia and how to be proud of it.

Daniel Britton, a 25-year-old designer from Hartley in Kent, created the 'Dyslexia' font to convey the emotion behind having the condition to those who find it difficult to understand.

."Help! I'm in treble (trouble)! I ran over something sharp now my tire is flat. I need a quarter for the phone. Do I need to repeat any of that?"