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No because the first row represents 9 different things, they are separate characters even though they share common characteristics.
Bases are represented by flipping &\ rotating those 9 characters, and combing characters from different orientations allows you to represent values that cross all 4 bases, with a single symbol.
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@snaggen @PaulWermer @globalmuseum and I expect that's intentional, but I would say adds unnecessary complexity since the building of unit symbols is not consistent (combination symbols start at 5 then skip 6 and 4 is not used), and there's no way to know that without memorising all of them. |
@duckwhistle @PaulWermer @globalmuseum
But the 9 is 1 + 2 + 6, so is that a unique symbol or a combined symbol.