Any five letter word that totals 80 in simple will always equal "no" + same five letter word =80 in reverse. It has to. Three letter words that total 53 in simple, the same idea. Seven letter words that =107, same idea.
As in the Nancy Drool Motel Story, as improbable as it is, it demonstrates that "Rooms" and "No Rooms" are clearly opposite in meaning. Other five letter words that total 80 are Moors* (an anagram of rooms), worse, short, trove, overt and my favorite as it seems appropriate for how Reverse Gematria has been promoted as this great tool....OOOPS!
The same can be done with negative prefixes. Wound=Unwound (that's past tense of wind, not like 'knife wound') Group and Ungroup. Different prefixes that negate like Il-, anti-, ab- also work with a base target in simple gematria that totals a particular amount that depends on the prefix. And other prefixes that change the meaning work the same way. I tried and retried to find an example and stopped trying when I found out that tried and retried equal the same.
Three letter negatives like not, non- or dis- don't work in words with an odd number if letters. Odd + Odd = Even. You need an odd total. Otherwise you end up with simple Gematria palindromes where the both equal the same amount. Adding even and odd together gives you an odd and a difference of 27 per pair of letters in the words. A=1,26 B=2,25. They always total 27. Also note that the negating prefix ir- doesn't work because by itself it is a simple / reverse palindrome. Doesn't change the value between the two systems.
From a vocabulary standpoint, three letter words are tough to find the base target total. In a three letter word you have to have at least one vowel, and trying to "un-" it doesn't offer too many opportunities. Five letter words seem optimum. I don't know how many other contradictions are out there. Can't be too many more. And getting up to seven letters. That's really tough to un-. A knee jerk reaction may be to claim that this hurts my case. Not true. It just goes to prove that more letters = higher totals = fewer matches. Which I why they never report beyond three digits. And take note, again, these examples are without using that cheapest of all cheats - claiming matches using a reduction method.
This project started with looking at the un- prefix, which is why I call it un-ing. Just like no has a target simple total if 80 for a five letter word, un- has a target of 77. I find it doubly ironic that it was comically easy to find a five letter word that totals 77. The Free to Find Truth blog has the numbers in the post title. And wow, this 77 shows up all the time.
CHRIST=77.
Unchrist doesn't make sense. But they do this bizarre synching anytime they spot a number they recognize. Now think about it. These supreme powers that code things in words used the most iconic biblical symbol to equal 77 and also managed to make wound and unwound = 77. Somebody had a really, really bad fucking day when they let that one slip through. Using their own illogic, Christ = The Antichrist. I can just picture the warning label on that one. Don't be a gematria religion retard. Hmmmm....what does Sport equal?
I will have to check later
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