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Ian probably re-invented it, like many people before him, but unlike your dad, and I guess, many other dads, he made a website, and the website became successfu
by GuB-42 3y ago
Ian probably re-invented it, like many people before him, but unlike your dad, and I guess, many other dads, he made a website, and the website became successful.
There are only so many ways to twist a string, and practical knots tend to be simple, knots get reinvented all the time before ending in a book. This is also why there there is no approximation in knox tying. If your knot is slightly different than what's on the book, it is probably another knot (see: square knot, granny knot, thief knot, grief knot), or just a mistake no one bothered to give it a name.