I wonder if something like this would've worked. I always mentally think of flex box as having a primary axis that's like a rope that runs through the container

I wonder if something like this would've worked. I always mentally think of flex box as having a primary axis that's like a rope that runs through the container, and the children are stuck onto this rope. ``` display: flex; // The flex axis is the axis where items get added. So horizontal would add things to the right, vertical to the bottom flex-axis: horizontal; flex-axis-align: center; // Normal as used in math to mean perpendicular to the curve flex-normal-align: center; ``` Or `flex-align: center;` for short. This would give a decently simpler mental model with only three terms: the flex axis, the flex normal, and the alignment. And actually it would allow some interesting natural extensions! You could do `flex-axis: path(...)` to specify an arbitrary curve to position your elements on. Any edge cases I'm missing as to why this wouldn't work?