CRAZY (Intro)

This is unedited as of 9/17/26 when I posted it.

Through every line of written communication there’s a hidden code spend enough time ensconced in prose perhaps you can notice it. Things like word choice, the order in which the words flow through a sentence punctuation, and even what the sentence or paragraph or page deals with context some of the many underlying clues by the writer to who they are exactly what they’re trying to say whether they say it or not

If I were to tell you that written conversation, for instance, a chat that I could say whether that communication is coming from a man or a woman no matter how well they were trying to hide their identity. Would you believe me if I told you two words in a paragraph, I could tell that person‘s emotional disposition at that time it’s amazing just what you can learn from the most innocuous I sentence but then I’ve spent decades dealing with words working with words, moving words around finding the most important where the most powerful word The shortest sentence the longest sentence I can paint you a damn near tangible picture of rivers and mountains, peaks and valleys, beer and wasteland a dry desert, a wide-open grassy field. There’s something called semantic interpretation, semantics, of course being study of words and if you don’t know what interpretation is then then I don’t know just fuckin to g read on.

Today’s world when it comes to how we communicate with each other through the word transformative light years away from where it was stamped letters were popped into mailboxes. We’re having a dry ribbon type writer to a paper project or a piece of work.

Now on the litany of ways, we use the written word to communicate with each other. We have text messaging something that has replaced face-to-face conversation and telephone conversation in one swoop.

Dating instead of actually face-to-face communicating we have chat where without the body language facial expression it’s hard to get any kind of sense of who the writer is well unless you’re someone like me a person that can take a sentence and is still down to its very core the soul of the writer in the synergy in their Syntex.

And then, in the very heart of the story, I won’t call it. There’s no fiction about it. This is my God experience in the world of social media on a site called Whisper., and I crack the code I one of the largest cybercrime rings in the world