That illustrates my point, Moses. If the first and last letters are correct, you can mix and match the innards just so long as the innards are for the most part the correct innards though in incorrect sequence.

Now for "nons". If you look at the above paragraph that Moses has shared and start rearrangin' the words and leavin' out about 25% of 'um you'll have some idea about what lexdexics face without using a pointer and readin' slow compared to "nons"...

Now, here's just another thing that I found as a lexdexic. I can skim an article real well and get a good amount of content from just a quick skim... I've had others who have been blessed/cursed with this condition tell me the same thing... Go figure?

Bobert