> When you properly treat bivectors as bivectors instead of cramming both bivectors and vectors down into one type of object, all of the trickiness about sign f

> When you properly treat bivectors as bivectors instead of cramming both bivectors and vectors down into one type of object, all of the trickiness about sign flips under reflection etc. go away. Okay, so next question: if you formulate the laws of physics in terms of geometric algebra, does CP violation still exist?