Curve-Line System - Bluetoes edition

[MarcoP]

In a word, curvlets (e-sequences) typically precede minims (i-sequences). But later in the post there is a careful argument proposing that word spaces convey very little information, so the concept of precedence within words becomes redundant.

I wouldn't say precedence necessarily becomes redundant according to that argument -- even if spacing doesn't convey essential information, it might still reflect a logical structure, as if we were to write "po ta to" broken into CV syllables instead of "potato."

Hi Patrick,
I agree, I expressed myself poorly. Though there is considerable uncertainty about word spaces, they are still informative and show a number of patterns. Also, there are a number of standalone labels that one can use to check ideas on a more reliable (if much smaller) set.