23-06-2026, 10:21 PM
It seems that using character weights it is possible to distinguish between nulls.
Perhaps, for example, a great quote of the author: cho chol chok choty chotey (f1r). All words start with ch, all contain the letter o, and the number of letters in words seems to increase with each new word.
But! ch stands at the beginning of words, but in theory it should stand after the gallows. It turns out that ch is a null here. We remove it and get: cho ol ok oty otey. Of course, there are doubts about the recurring o, but perhaps we'll leave it at that.
Perhaps, for example, a great quote of the author: cho chol chok choty chotey (f1r). All words start with ch, all contain the letter o, and the number of letters in words seems to increase with each new word.
But! ch stands at the beginning of words, but in theory it should stand after the gallows. It turns out that ch is a null here. We remove it and get: cho ol ok oty otey. Of course, there are doubts about the recurring o, but perhaps we'll leave it at that.