Why?

[KKV]

so people like me can remember it. The mind works better in set sequences

rememmber what?

did you read the question properly?

im telling you.....specsavers

loll ur a geeeeeek man i did read it properly - u lot jus dnt get me i'll explain in nerd terms:

Refering to "Raman's" query; I responded with the following statement:

The alphabet is set in that particular order so that people like myself, can remember it. The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences becuase they are set in a particular order. Thus allowing the response to be instant.

You get it now?

That is not nessecerily true; if the letters where in a diferent order you would have rememberd them in that way. which would make it the same as the alphabet now. The human brain would have responded the same way if the alphabet was different and if we didnt know the alphabet as we do.

soooooo.... specsavers!

am jus gona blank u now loll - but if the letters were in a different set, we would still have said it was in a sequence so IN UR FACEEEE :umm:

[Guest Akirtghan]

^^ technooooooooo, u got rocked BIG TIME mannn, n that too by a bibi

[Guest Amrik$ingh]

put it in what ever sequence you want, live your life happily

*coughs* :umm: :umm:

lol

[Techno_singh]

so people like me can remember it. The mind works better in set sequences

rememmber what?

did you read the question properly?

im telling you.....specsavers

loll ur a geeeeeek man i did read it properly - u lot jus dnt get me i'll explain in nerd terms:

Refering to "Raman's" query; I responded with the following statement:

The alphabet is set in that particular order so that people like myself, can remember it. The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences becuase they are set in a particular order. Thus allowing the response to be instant.

You get it now?

That is not nessecerily true; if the letters where in a diferent order you would have rememberd them in that way. which would make it the same as the alphabet now. The human brain would have responded the same way if the alphabet was different and if we didnt know the alphabet as we do.

soooooo.... specsavers!

am jus gona blank u now loll - but if the letters were in a different set, we would still have said it was in a sequence so IN UR FACEEEE :umm:

ok let me blank you now... OBVIOUSLY IT WOULD BE A SEQUENCE!! what im saying is you would remember it the same way as we do now even if it was in a different order ! i didnt even say it wasnt in a sequence, you cant read, go specsavers

[KKV]

so people like me can remember it. The mind works better in set sequences

rememmber what?

did you read the question properly?

im telling you.....specsavers

loll ur a geeeeeek man i did read it properly - u lot jus dnt get me i'll explain in nerd terms:

Refering to "Raman's" query; I responded with the following statement:

The alphabet is set in that particular order so that people like myself, can remember it. The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences becuase they are set in a particular order. Thus allowing the response to be instant.

You get it now?

That is not nessecerily true; if the letters where in a diferent order you would have rememberd them in that way. which would make it the same as the alphabet now. The human brain would have responded the same way if the alphabet was different and if we didnt know the alphabet as we do.

soooooo.... specsavers!

am jus gona blank u now loll - but if the letters were in a different set, we would still have said it was in a sequence so IN UR FACEEEE :umm:

ok let me blank you now... OBVIOUSLY IT WOULD BE A SEQUENCE!! what im saying is you would remember it the same way as we do now even if it was in a different order ! i didnt even say it wasnt in a sequence, you cant read, go specsavers

oiii man i was jus messin dnt knno why u gettin mooody :umm: i dnt even get ur point anymore...

[Guest Akirtghan]

another thread ruined :umm:

[KKV]

another thread ruined :umm:

i tend 2 leave a trail of destruction...lol ppl jus take it personally

[gurmeetjodhey]

so people like me can remember it. The mind works better in set sequences

rememmber what?

did you read the question properly?

im telling you.....specsavers

loll ur a geeeeeek man i did read it properly - u lot jus dnt get me i'll explain in nerd terms:

Refering to "Raman's" query; I responded with the following statement:

The alphabet is set in that particular order so that people like myself, can remember it. The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences becuase they are set in a particular order. Thus allowing the response to be instant.

You get it now?

That is not nessecerily true; if the letters where in a diferent order you would have rememberd them in that way. which would make it the same as the alphabet now. The human brain would have responded the same way if the alphabet was different and if we didnt know the alphabet as we do.

soooooo.... specsavers!

am jus gona blank u now loll - but if the letters were in a different set, we would still have said it was in a sequence so IN UR FACEEEE :lol:

ok let me blank you now... OBVIOUSLY IT WOULD BE A SEQUENCE!! what im saying is you would remember it the same way as we do now even if it was in a different order ! i didnt even say it wasnt in a sequence, you cant read, go specsavers

oiii man i was jus messin dnt knno why u gettin mooody :umm: i dnt even get ur point anymore...

if the question is about "The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences" as suggested by "KarKirpaWaheguru" the most orderly, rememberable, logical and easiest alphabet is Hindi (pl.dont remember anybody that i said i donno about hindi or punjabi alphabets :umm: )

Converse :-

FIRST LINE = Ka Kha Ga Gha Jna (u feel them all like coming from same deeper place of your mouth)

SECOND LINE = Cha Chha Ja Jha Jna (All coming from the next second place with the help of tongue)

THIRD LINE = Ta Tha Da Dha Na (All coming from the next third place with the help of tongue)

FOURTH LINE = Ta Tha Da Dha Na (All coming from the next fourth place with the help of tongue)

FIFTHE LINE = Pa Pha Ba Bha Ma (All coming with the release of air through lips by pressing them first with each other)

LAST LINE = Ya Ra La Va Sha Sa Ha (All coming out through open lips)

Here the principal of "The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences" implies and the "Scholars" who made this set of alphabet of Hindi are deserve GREAT RESPECT.

[Techno_singh]

so people like me can remember it. The mind works better in set sequences

rememmber what?

did you read the question properly?

im telling you.....specsavers

loll ur a geeeeeek man i did read it properly - u lot jus dnt get me i'll explain in nerd terms:

Refering to "Raman's" query; I responded with the following statement:

The alphabet is set in that particular order so that people like myself, can remember it. The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences becuase they are set in a particular order. Thus allowing the response to be instant.

You get it now?

That is not nessecerily true; if the letters where in a diferent order you would have rememberd them in that way. which would make it the same as the alphabet now. The human brain would have responded the same way if the alphabet was different and if we didnt know the alphabet as we do.

soooooo.... specsavers!

am jus gona blank u now loll - but if the letters were in a different set, we would still have said it was in a sequence so IN UR FACEEEE :lol:

ok let me blank you now... OBVIOUSLY IT WOULD BE A SEQUENCE!! what im saying is you would remember it the same way as we do now even if it was in a different order ! i didnt even say it wasnt in a sequence, you cant read, go specsavers

oiii man i was jus messin dnt knno why u gettin mooody :umm: i dnt even get ur point anymore...

haha i never got mooody....i was just the last one with thelast answer if you get me :TH: :umm:

[KKV]

if the question is about "The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences" as suggested by "KarKirpaWaheguru" the most orderly, rememberable, logical and easiest alphabet is Hindi (pl.dont remember anybody that i said i donno about hindi or punjabi alphabets :umm: )

Converse :-

FIRST LINE = Ka Kha Ga Gha Jna (u feel them all like coming from same deeper place of your mouth)

SECOND LINE = Cha Chha Ja Jha Jna (All coming from the next second place with the help of tongue)

THIRD LINE = Ta Tha Da Dha Na (All coming from the next third place with the help of tongue)

FOURTH LINE = Ta Tha Da Dha Na (All coming from the next fourth place with the help of tongue)

FIFTHE LINE = Pa Pha Ba Bha Ma (All coming with the release of air through lips by pressing them first with each other)

LAST LINE = Ya Ra La Va Sha Sa Ha (All coming out through open lips)

Here the principal of "The human brain is known to respond easily and quickly when remembering sequences" implies and the "Scholars" who made this set of alphabet of Hindi are deserve GREAT RESPECT.

dont get offended, but never use my name and anything 2 do with hindu's in the same sentence...u worry me if u dnt know the panjabi alphabet but u kno the crappy hindi one pssssh :umm: