IHSO is a letter combination that possesses a high level of qualitative cryptographic strangeness. When the combination is encrypted with a Caesar shift, the first line of letters one shift alphabetically backwards is 'HGRN'. Although this is not a word, with the right kind of perspective, HORN becomes visible. IHSO can be encrypted to 0, 1 & 2 with Hidden Numbers Theory's Cobain cipher. These types of characteristics are rare in a four letter combination giving IHSO a high level of qualitative strangeness.
IHSO? Qualitative strangeness? That is like saying that ESMC also possesses a similar level of qualitative strangeness? Good luck with that one mate!
by STUVWX MC^234567 August 4, 2019