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Working similar to an online translator, a literacy filter could allow you
to insert the url of a text website and have the filter the test though a
thesaurus creating alternative wording. As well this would give you the
option to see the article with a more rich and challenging vocabulary or
a more simple and straightforward one.
When hurried, you could translate a website full of unfamiliar jargon
into a concept you could quickly understand, or when you have more
time, you could translate something simple like the entertainment
section of a newspaper into a nearly undecipherable puzzle for
yourself.
Simple English Wiki
http://simple.wikip....org/wiki/Main_Page
So... like this, but for all the interwebs? [DrWorm, Sep 15 2009]
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All I need is my A.I. buddy socrates to read ten thousand scientific journals, and I can have a twenty page version of a one page scientific paper. Good Idea. + |
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Would it be a necessary prerequisite that the idea / article be written in comprehensible language, at the outset? |
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