Devices for displaying or performing operations in a two-valued

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042735424

ABSTRACT:
A system for displaying or performing operations in a two-valued system comprising a plurality of devices each having at least one symbol, each symbol having iconicity, eusymmetry, and frame consistency so that said symbol is consistent with respect to a selected frame of reference, said symbol further being symmetry positional so that operations in said two-valued system can be displayed or performed by changing the orientation of said symbol symmetrically with respect to said frame. This frame of reference consists of four points in a Cartesian co-ordinate system, preferably defining a basic square. The symbols are preferably letter-shaped symbols which can be assigned a phonetic value.

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