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Not necessarily - your handwriting can sometimes be subtly optimized to the sort of subject matter you write about. For example, when I write lowercase T, I giv
by ryukoposting 2y ago
Not necessarily - your handwriting can sometimes be subtly optimized to the sort of subject matter you write about. For example, when I write lowercase T, I give it a little hook at the bottom. I also write my lowercase L in the cursive form, the tall skinny loop. That keeps similar-looking letters that I use a lot distinct. There must be other examples.
- TRiG_Ireland 2y agoIn my handwriting, the letter x is two crossed lines; the algebraic variable x is two Cs back-to-back. This makes it more distinct from a multiplication sign.