PhilosophyMusic
10 words, 19 letters
The music collection is the fastest one here. It mixes lines musicians sang with things they said off stage — Lennon, Dylan, Muddy Waters, Hendrix, Zappa, Cobain — and almost all of them are short, plain-spoken and pitched at somebody in particular. They were built to be caught on first hearing, which is a very different job from a philosopher's sentence.
That makes for an odd, enjoyable kind of solve. Swapping every letter for a number leaves you with a small board and not much frequency data, so the statistics that carry you through a longer quote are barely there. What replaces them is recognition. Hooks repeat inside themselves, second-person words (you, your, don't) turn up again and again, and there is a moment two or three letters in when you stop decoding and simply hear the rest of the line — then fill it in faster than you can read it.
Good for a couple of minutes between other things, and a fair warning: several of these will be stuck in your head for the remainder of the afternoon.
PhilosophyMusic
10 words, 19 letters
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6 words, 14 letters
PhilosophyMusic
9 words, 19 letters
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6 words, 15 letters
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19 words, 20 letters
PhilosophyMusic
15 words, 19 letters
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4 words, 12 letters
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12 words, 19 letters
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15 words, 17 letters
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17 words, 20 letters
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15 words, 15 letters
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7 words, 17 letters
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32 words, 22 letters
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18 words, 20 letters
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29 words, 19 letters