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And now for something completely different […]
I missed that section at first glance. I’m glad someone called my attention to it.
It’s just too bad it doesn’t render properly on mobile because reading it backward made no sense.
Damn, that is pretty good
The construction is pretty simple, it’s basically B - A, when you read it forward you get B-A, when you read it backwards you get A-B, the exact opposite. The minus in Test Form are phrases like “do not tell me” and then you have a positive sentence before what and a negative sentence after (or vice versa)
But still a nice poem
The generic syntax seems interesting, makes it a lot more intuitive than the old syntax
Finally the shorter generic syntax !
