Date: 6/03/2022 08:05:19
From: dv
ID: 1856840
Subject: Symbol

Our old mate Langy has taken a picture of an antigen test box.

He wants to know what the symbol with the capital sigma in a triangle means.

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Date: 6/03/2022 08:07:50
From: poikilotherm
ID: 1856841
Subject: re: Symbol

dv said:


Our old mate Langy has taken a picture of an antigen test box.

He wants to know what the symbol with the capital sigma in a triangle means.


Contains x amount of tests

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Date: 6/03/2022 08:29:02
From: dv
ID: 1856844
Subject: re: Symbol

Cheers

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Date: 6/03/2022 09:10:05
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1856847
Subject: re: Symbol

poikilotherm said:


dv said:

Our old mate Langy has taken a picture of an antigen test box.

He wants to know what the symbol with the capital sigma in a triangle means.


Contains x amount of tests

So combined with the crossed-out 2 it indicates that the package contains between 1 and less than two tests?

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Date: 6/03/2022 10:57:57
From: Arts
ID: 1856873
Subject: re: Symbol

dv said:


Our old mate Langy has taken a picture of an antigen test box.

He wants to know what the symbol with the capital sigma in a triangle means.


clearly it says the sum of all the ones (but not 2s) taking at 2 deg Celsius will make you booksmart and waterproof.

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Date: 6/03/2022 10:59:25
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1856874
Subject: re: Symbol

Arts said:


dv said:

Our old mate Langy has taken a picture of an antigen test box.

He wants to know what the symbol with the capital sigma in a triangle means.


clearly it says the sum of all the ones (but not 2s) taking at 2 deg Celsius will make you booksmart and waterproof.

Thanks Arts, that makes much more sense.

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Date: 6/03/2022 11:07:59
From: SCIENCE
ID: 1856876
Subject: re: Symbol

The Rev Dodgson said:

Arts said:

dv said:

Our old mate Langy has taken a picture of an antigen test box.

He wants to know what the symbol with the capital sigma in a triangle means.


clearly it says the sum of all the ones (but not 2s) taking at 2 deg Celsius will make you booksmart and waterproof.

Thanks Arts, that makes much more sense.

given it was posted over mardi gras night surely it’s more like some statement about using barrier protection against single sigma males and avoiding pairbonding and it’s probably safer to use your imagination with a magazine until the rod is standing vertically as the temperature climbs from 275 K or such

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Date: 6/03/2022 11:11:11
From: Arts
ID: 1856878
Subject: re: Symbol

The Rev Dodgson said:


Arts said:

dv said:

Our old mate Langy has taken a picture of an antigen test box.

He wants to know what the symbol with the capital sigma in a triangle means.


clearly it says the sum of all the ones (but not 2s) taking at 2 deg Celsius will make you booksmart and waterproof.

Thanks Arts, that makes much more sense.

. I live to serve. Probably time I tackle the zodiac code now.

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Date: 6/03/2022 19:12:58
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1857064
Subject: re: Symbol

Mrs m hasn’t even yet learnt to identify any of these symbols!

Can we stop with the freaking symbols on everything please and use words.

It’s much worse than trying to learn a new language.

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Date: 6/03/2022 20:23:25
From: Arts
ID: 1857082
Subject: re: Symbol

mollwollfumble said:


Mrs m hasn’t even yet learnt to identify any of these symbols!

Can we stop with the freaking symbols on everything please and use words.

It’s much worse than trying to learn a new language.

Symbols are a good international language, although if you are not part of an industry can be not understood. This is an industry by industry knowledge mostly, but many everyday symbols are well known and understandable no matter what language you speak. So in fact are better than words.

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Date: 6/03/2022 20:25:46
From: SCIENCE
ID: 1857083
Subject: re: Symbol

Arts said:

mollwollfumble said:

Mrs m hasn’t even yet learnt to identify any of these symbols!

Can we stop with the freaking symbols on everything please and use words.

It’s much worse than trying to learn a new language.

Symbols are a good international language, although if you are not part of an industry can be not understood. This is an industry by industry knowledge mostly, but many everyday symbols are well known and understandable no matter what language you speak. So in fact are better than words.

And Then They Realised That Words Are Simply

Symbols

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Date: 7/03/2022 19:38:09
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1857408
Subject: re: Symbol

Arts said:


mollwollfumble said:

Mrs m hasn’t even yet learnt to identify any of these symbols!

Can we stop with the freaking symbols on everything please and use words.

It’s much worse than trying to learn a new language.

Symbols are a good international language, although if you are not part of an industry can be not understood. This is an industry by industry knowledge mostly, but many everyday symbols are well known and understandable no matter what language you speak. So in fact are better than words.

No, actually. Symbols are a completely new language incompatible with all familiar languages. So have to be learnt one symbol at a time.

As for consistency across multiple languages, we don’t want it or need it. Just imagine if your last past was only permitted to be transferred by symbols.

ie. Translate “Symbols are a good international language, although if you are not part of an industry can be not understood. This is an industry by industry knowledge mostly, but many everyday symbols are well known and understandable no matter what language you speak. So in fact are better than words. “ Translate that into the language of symbols as see how far you get.

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Date: 7/03/2022 19:42:09
From: Arts
ID: 1857412
Subject: re: Symbol

mollwollfumble said:


Arts said:

mollwollfumble said:

Mrs m hasn’t even yet learnt to identify any of these symbols!

Can we stop with the freaking symbols on everything please and use words.

It’s much worse than trying to learn a new language.

Symbols are a good international language, although if you are not part of an industry can be not understood. This is an industry by industry knowledge mostly, but many everyday symbols are well known and understandable no matter what language you speak. So in fact are better than words.

No, actually. Symbols are a completely new language incompatible with all familiar languages. So have to be learnt one symbol at a time.

As for consistency across multiple languages, we don’t want it or need it. Just imagine if your last past was only permitted to be transferred by symbols.

ie. Translate “Symbols are a good international language, although if you are not part of an industry can be not understood. This is an industry by industry knowledge mostly, but many everyday symbols are well known and understandable no matter what language you speak. So in fact are better than words. “ Translate that into the language of symbols as see how far you get.

you ‘noashley’d’ me.. I’m dying.

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Date: 7/03/2022 19:44:58
From: JudgeMental
ID: 1857413
Subject: re: Symbol

mollwollfumble said:

ie. Translate “Symbols are a good international language, although if you are not part of an industry can be not understood. This is an industry by industry knowledge mostly, but many everyday symbols are well known and understandable no matter what language you speak. So in fact are better than words. “ Translate that into the language of symbols as see how far you get.

LOL Strawman.

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Date: 7/03/2022 21:50:33
From: party_pants
ID: 1857439
Subject: re: Symbol

mollwollfumble said:


Mrs m hasn’t even yet learnt to identify any of these symbols!

Can we stop with the freaking symbols on everything please and use words.

It’s much worse than trying to learn a new language.

No. Just fucking learn them. It’s not rocket science.

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Date: 7/03/2022 21:53:09
From: Bogsnorkler
ID: 1857441
Subject: re: Symbol

party_pants said:


mollwollfumble said:

Mrs m hasn’t even yet learnt to identify any of these symbols!

Can we stop with the freaking symbols on everything please and use words.

It’s much worse than trying to learn a new language.

No. Just fucking learn them. It’s not rocket science.

can you not use those symbols for punctuation? They confuse me.

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Date: 7/03/2022 21:56:28
From: dv
ID: 1857442
Subject: re: Symbol

Bogsnorkler said:


party_pants said:

mollwollfumble said:

Mrs m hasn’t even yet learnt to identify any of these symbols!

Can we stop with the freaking symbols on everything please and use words.

It’s much worse than trying to learn a new language.

No. Just fucking learn them. It’s not rocket science.

can you not use those symbols for punctuation? They confuse me.

Letters are symbols.

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Date: 7/03/2022 21:57:24
From: Bogsnorkler
ID: 1857443
Subject: re: Symbol

dv said:


Bogsnorkler said:

party_pants said:

No. Just fucking learn them. It’s not rocket science.

can you not use those symbols for punctuation? They confuse me.

Letters are symbols.

stop using those too!!!

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Date: 7/03/2022 21:59:11
From: dv
ID: 1857444
Subject: re: Symbol

Bogsnorkler said:


dv said:

Bogsnorkler said:

can you not use those symbols for punctuation? They confuse me.

Letters are symbols.

stop using those too!!!

For that matter, even spoken words are symbols.

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Date: 7/03/2022 22:01:16
From: SCIENCE
ID: 1857446
Subject: re: Symbol

dv said:

Bogsnorkler said:

dv said:

Letters are symbols.

stop using those too!!!

For that matter, even spoken words are symbols.

we said

nah it’s all good we’re glad we’re all agreed

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Date: 7/03/2022 22:05:30
From: party_pants
ID: 1857448
Subject: re: Symbol

shut it

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Date: 7/03/2022 22:06:35
From: Arts
ID: 1857449
Subject: re: Symbol

I like big Symbols the ones that make loud noise when you hit them together.

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Date: 7/03/2022 22:23:35
From: Kingy
ID: 1857462
Subject: re: Symbol

Ok, I’ll use words to explain the symbols in order.

1) ਤਾਕਤ
2) لعب
3) hraðspóla
4) முன்னாடி
5) kū
6) הַפסָקָה

There, that’s much easier to understand.

Or did you mean using words on machines used around the world in your own language because it’s easier for you, instead of learning a few simple symbols used worldwide?

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