@rwpstudio @Wikipedia Just an IDEA: when you start looking for an ambigram IDEA, you can either find the word "idea!" very natural upside down, or "IDEAL", another word. Pure coincidence, then. Basile MORIN met this #anagram too: IDEAL, I DEAL.
@rwpstudio @Wikipedia Nonsense. Coincidences. It happens so often to prolific ambigrammists. They design the word "ambigram" and someone else did the same before? The concept was coined by Douglas Hofstadter in 1983.
@rwpstudio @Wikipedia Senza senso. Con le 5 lettere IDEAL puoi scrivere LAIDE, LEIDA e DALIE, in italiano. C'è un copyright per questo? Pura coincidenza. Ogni progettista di ambigrammi lo sa.
@rwpstudio @Wikipedia Nonsense. Thanks, @Wikipedia, for the credit. I certify to be the original designer of all the ambigrams published under my name. But like #anagrams, we can't exclude the possibility that different people meet the same words (ex. "Dictionary = Indicatory"). Distinct drawings.
What is it called when a word is flipped but remains unchanged or mutates to reveal another meaning?
An ambigram! https://t.co/4olVYLh4qP
📹 Basile Morin, CC BY-SA 4.0
#JeudiPhoto : vue rapprochée d’un coléoptère bioluminescent.
Cette image de @BasileMorin est la lauréate de la catégorie « vie sauvage et nature » de notre concours Wiki Science Competition qui s'est clôturé le mois dernier !
https://t.co/UnLBndbgox #wikiscience2019#wsc2019