06-12-2021, 10:34 AM
In terms of classifying theories get the impression that three types are:
1. Symbol represents a word.
2. Symbol represents a letter of the alphabet
3. Hidden microscopic features to a symbol can be read(As we see with Newbold's theory)
The kind of simple substitution that we see in 2 appears to be the most common with quite a few variants such as multiple languages/dialects, anagram giving the scope and flexibility for various readings.
I haven't mentioned meaningless text theories such as we see with hoaxes as nobody has claimed, as far as I know, to have a procedure for generating the hoax text.
1. Symbol represents a word.
2. Symbol represents a letter of the alphabet
3. Hidden microscopic features to a symbol can be read(As we see with Newbold's theory)
The kind of simple substitution that we see in 2 appears to be the most common with quite a few variants such as multiple languages/dialects, anagram giving the scope and flexibility for various readings.
I haven't mentioned meaningless text theories such as we see with hoaxes as nobody has claimed, as far as I know, to have a procedure for generating the hoax text.