I’d be interested to know what someone with severe dyslexia thinks of this interpretation. I have a mild case (constantly flipping digits in numbers, but rarely struggling with words) and my experience is much more swearing I just read 1917 and then looking back and realizing it says 1971 and then having to read it again because I was so sure it was 1917.
It’s true that the digits did jump around on me, but it’s not experienced as active motion, as portrayed here. It’s more that I see a false representation of what’s in the page.
I think words aren’t an issue because my brain is good enough at picking the word from what’s there and context.
It would be more like rendering the page with a few different Random letters swapped each time, rather than continuous movement of letters on the page.
It’s true that the digits did jump around on me, but it’s not experienced as active motion, as portrayed here. It’s more that I see a false representation of what’s in the page.
I think words aren’t an issue because my brain is good enough at picking the word from what’s there and context.
It would be more like rendering the page with a few different Random letters swapped each time, rather than continuous movement of letters on the page.