It’s something we’ve been doing forever but according to science, we’re doing it wrong.
Researchers at John Hopkins University have discovered most people can’t recognise the letter ‘G’, and yes, it’s as silly as it sounds.
The letter becomes an issue when it’s viewed in lowercase, with scientists believing it all comes down the fact we’re taught to write the letter differently to how it appears when we type it out.
And it’s the typed version we don’t pay much attention to, which leaves a lot of people stumped.
Even if people do recognise the typed the letter in a line-up of false ‘g’s’, they generally have no idea how to write it out.
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I think a vast majority of people would be able to read a word no matter which of those 4 versions of the letter G you put in it.
For some reason i have a blind spot when it comes to writing the & symbol (looks more like a B when done in bubble writing) but that doesn't mean i can't recognise it and use it in a sentence.