Very 1st post. Has anyone pointed out that James Alefantis is the exact anagram of french sentence "I Love Children" (J'aime les enfants)? (pizzagate)

submitted ago by freespace

Hi guys, Saw this on Twitter. Thought I'd pass it along. Very 1st post.

James Alefantis has to be an assumed name. This anagram defies the odds.

Yes: the exact anagram of James Alefantis = J'aime les enfants = I Love Children.

Okayyy.

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freespace ago

Thanks.

Less spectacular. But still!

Say you're a hockey player. What are the odds I can use your name to make an (almost exact) anagram that says "I love hockey"?

In other words: how hard is it to take a random person's name and make an anagram that states a known fact about that person?

Is James Alefantis = J'aime les enfants (minus 1 A) statistically remarkable? Does it defy the odds or not?

Can this be calculated?

DoNotGiveUp ago

Your calculation would have to include all languages that use the same or similar alphabet. I think a good test would be to see what other phrases could be made with those letters using different languages.

freespace ago

Good point, thanks.

I would venture that 3 or 4 languages could be considered sufficient for this calculation / test.

DC elites dig French. It's way up there with Spanish.