06-01-2025, 06:40 PM
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Look at the glyphs on the penultimate line of f11r. They are too loose, as if they did not constitute a string and were independent units. There are more examples of this throughout the script, but there are also examples of the opposite. Glyphs that form a large chain as if the spaces mean nothing, such as f53r. The first string
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What can all this mean? For me, simply, as I have said many times, glyphs are like Lego pieces that authors place at will following certain rules, but rules in which spaces do not count.
Look at the glyphs on the penultimate line of f11r. They are too loose, as if they did not constitute a string and were independent units. There are more examples of this throughout the script, but there are also examples of the opposite. Glyphs that form a large chain as if the spaces mean nothing, such as f53r. The first string
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What can all this mean? For me, simply, as I have said many times, glyphs are like Lego pieces that authors place at will following certain rules, but rules in which spaces do not count.