This kind of prophecy is associated with various mystical rites of the ancient oracles.

In the later centuries, electromiranthy survived a revival along with other ancient ways of divination. Over time, a number of changes occurred in her.

One of its modern forms is an anagrammatic method.

The essence of the anagrammatic method of guessing is very simple: you need to open

randomly chosen letters in turn and try to get a word that will answer the question asked.

Do not open extra letters if you can add a word from already open ones. Superfluous letters are ignored.

Any abbreviations are allowed. If there is one letter in the word 2 times, use the already-dropped one.

Electromyanthia can be both enigmatic and pragmatic. In many cases, a ridiculous set of symbols may fall out,

in such a situation, you need to continue to flip the alphabetic maps until you get a series of letters that will

allow you to somehow interpret them. The correct answer should be considered the word in which there is the largest

number of letters corresponding to the real person (name, concept), which can objectively become the answer to the question posed.

However, this guess does not guarantee against failure. If there are too many open letters and their combinations, you can

go the wrong way. The best way to get the right result is to use only really possible events and related names, and the fewer of

them there are, the better. And also ask questions that you can get a one-syllable answer "Yes" or "No": in this case, the answer

is the sequence of all letters in the words YES or NO.

Those letters that open earlier and allow you to completely add up the word-answer.