These are great anagrams. I noticed this list on a FB synchronicity site a few hours after I’d stumbled on what I call a counter-anagram. That would be when the re-arranged word reflects opposite characteristics, rather than similar ones.
I was working on a chapter of Sensing the Future, our upcoming book, when I noticed that two names of paranormal researchers were anagrams. However, one of them is a strong advocate and defender of the reality of psi phenomenon and the other is a skeptic-debunker. They are Dean Radin and James Randi: Radin/Randi. I’m not sure they would accept that one in the Anagram Society, but I have to chuckle over the magician Randi realizing that his name, with a minor shuffle, becomes Radin and visa versa.
seems just A significant amount of letters and human imagination… Truely amazing R Ambigrams… Dan Brown’s “Lost Symbol”?? cube of 4 words “earth air water fire, think they where, written in a list 3 line cube…. rotated 180 degrees… still READ the same.. course that’s easily explainable also….
Explicable how??
Consider my mind blown, this is quite amazing.
These are so much fun! I enjoyed them, every one. 🙂
Keeps the mind busy!
Interesting that this one came up on Jim Banholzer’s b-day. Here’s Jim’s latest contributions to the anagram puzzle.
https://www.anagramgenius.com/agasearch.phtml?query=jim+banholzer&type=author&showaccepted=1&showpending=1&showrejected=0
Also like: “A telephone girl” -> “Repeating hello.”
Good one, Jim!