do you recall magnetic poetry? would that be a reasonable thing to try/do here?

I remember playing this game a long time ago
Acrofever is an Acrophobia clone for the modern web. If you never played Acrophobia, it's a fun, zany word game in which players create phrases from a randomly generated acronym, then vote for their favourites.

an experiment, if you want to try. 100 words. if you're unfamiliar, the goal is to write... something.. using only a subset of these words. e.g. some number less than 101 for your end result.

'i' 's' 'e' 'a' 'd' 'it' 'is' 'in' 'et' 'al' 'm' 'of' 'to' 'at' 'as' 'or' 'by' 'be' 'its' 'on' 'an' 'all' 'we' 'for' 'the' 'not' 'but' 'out' 'are' 'use' 'our' 'has' 'this' 'can' 'test' 'one' 'and' 'two' 'find' 'into' 'that' 'also' 'new' 'only' 'how' 'with' 'time' 'high' 'data' 'than' 'case' 'both' 'such' 'used' 'have' 'deep' 'their' 'been' 'each' 'from' 'state' 'mass' 'these' 'some' 'show' 'more' 'large' 'work' 'using' 'cross' 'check' 'based' 'paper' 'sanity' 'which' 'model' 'image' 'neural' 'design' 'simple' 'results' 'checks' 'models' 'method' 'present' 'provide' 'analysis' 'learning' 'network' 'between' 'problem' 'methods' 'different' 'networks' 'proposed' 'approach' 'particular' 'techniques' 'information' 'performance'

Image based methods
cross checking analysis
provides data mass.

I gave it a shot...and I added "ing" hope that's ok. 😜

how many words?

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