Naively I can see how the conversion of o*, ai*n and qo* into bigrams/trigrams could well explain their unusually high frequency and also go some way to explain their positional "rigidity" as well.
So it's not "o" that is out front all the time (is it 60%?) but a variety of other letters, 5 "o*" in this scheme.
Question: could this indicate that the new "o*" "letters" are consonants?
So it's not "o" that is out front all the time (is it 60%?) but a variety of other letters, 5 "o*" in this scheme.
Question: could this indicate that the new "o*" "letters" are consonants?


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