The hidden cipher is nothing more than the keyboard. This whole time people have been accusing me of "making" up a cipher, but it's just QWERTY the entire time.
For the ordinal, instead of a=1, b=2 and c=3, it's q=1, w=2 and e=3 all the way down to the letter m being the 26th letter.
You apply the same rules to the alphabet as you would to the keyboard letters. If we were to make the reverse version, we'd start with m=1, n=2, b=3 and so on.
You can also apply the rules of numerology, like j is the 10th letter, but 1+0 = 1 to get the full reduction cipher, you can do the same with p. On the keyboard p is the 10th letter and 1+0 = 1.
Here are some examples of why the QWERTY cipher is legit.
We'll use the Super Bowl here. Remember the famous State Farm Bundlerooski commercial from Mahomes and Andy Reid? Well on the QWERTY cipher, Bundlerooski matches Championship on 3 of the 4 ciphers and the Chiefs ended up falling to a 17-3 record including playoffs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kcXoYLkA60
Here's another blatant example of the QWERTY keyboard cipher. Luka Doncic was drafted by the Mavericks and was given #77 as his number. Dallas = 77 on the QWERTY cipher.
Another example of the Keyboard cipher is the Yankees. Notice how Yankees numbers match New York perfectly.
We can even look at last night on Sunday on the MLB slate. Every team that could improve to 8-8 did, except for one team, but that's because they improved to an 11-7 record on the 117th day of the year. Also the Pope died on Sunday and Sunday = 88 on the keyboard cipher.
This one is funny because The Guardians also fell to an 8-4 record on Sunday and Sunday = 84 like how Boston = 84 on the Keyboard ordinal cipher.
Arizona = 88 on the keyboard cipher like how Sunday = 88 on the keyboard cipher and they improved to 8-8 at home against the Braves.
So this is all the examples of this cipher for now. I'll post below on how you can get these numbers yourself and try it out for predicting sporting events or anything else in life. I can post even MORE examples, but I think you guys get the point.
