![]() The extended special script in the steeped (third paragraph), look to me like a shorthand for representing emulsion time or magnitude of a measurment ( e.g., aroma, length of brew, heat applied, etc.). It has an introduction, then two distinct paragraphs representing unsteeped and steeped analyses. I see a young person doing this who is learning, but bored at times. Strikingly, the root system of each plant is focused the upper portions of the plants seem surreal. A couple glasses of wine and they'd be the same though the sharp changes in the stroke vs smooth changes, make me feel like these are not the same the characters.Īdditionally, this "feels" like a scientific log book. Several of the characters look different, but feel similar. As if the opening paragraph is a question or assertion that would be well known at the time. I agree it feels Islamic, but has a structure of Latin imo. ![]() ![]() So much so that it is almost desirable to write, but with speed and little thought to the purpose. It feels like a cursive stroke that is fun, but also, routine. I find the rare character sequences not surprising when I hand write the script. ![]()
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