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Many symbols when used as verbs have two senses depending on direction - "A hurts B" or "B pleasures A" say. However, right now I don't have clear rules on which should take precedence if part is missing "A hurts" vs "A is pleasured" - I just pick one arbitrarily, even though geometrically it'd be better to be able to use both.
What I need to do is establish clearer guidelines on reading direction.
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Many symbols when used as verbs have two senses depending on direction - "A hurts B" or "B pleasures A" say. However, right now I don't have clear rules on which should take precedence if part is missing "A hurts" vs "A is pleasured" - I just pick one arbitrarily, even though geometrically it'd be better to be able to use both.
What I need to do is establish clearer guidelines on reading direction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: