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I've discovered a serious design flaw in the Latin alphabet.

Princess AlicePrincess Alice
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The letter H.

It's shaped in such a way that a small child could accidentally shove it into an electrical socket.

What should we do?
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  • TatterhoodTatterhood
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  • Sredni VashtarSredni Vashtar
    edited 2017-04-13 04:25:19
    “I'm surprised. Those clothes… but, aren't you…?”
    Qui nocent, docent.
  • eriophora ziaeriophora zia
    I have cut a caper with the dancing mad god
    My god, who approved this?!
  • MetaFourMetaFour
    For once, or maybe twice, I was in my prime.
    Wait, wait, I think I know what to do!

    What if we took those ends, and put some caps on it? Something like this...

    imageBehold! The letter H: Childproof Edition!
  • OdradekOdradek
    My dreams exceed my real life
    I sηall immediately abandon tηe use of tηis foul letter and go back to tηe language of tηe ancient Greeks!
  • BeeBee
    Wηy ſtop tηere?  We ηad tηiſ ſηit figured out in the 1400ſ!
  • Princess AlicePrincess Alice
    You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
    I've been informed that the letter H predates electrical sockets.

    So, clearly, this is a design flaw in the electrical sockets, not the letter.
  • HexartesHexartes
    You know

    This is dependent on all of us conceptualizing an H in 3D in the same way

    What if I think Hs in 3D have a massive amount of vertical depth, huh?
  • Princess AlicePrincess Alice
    You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
    Hexartes said:

    You know

    This is dependent on all of us conceptualizing an H in 3D in the same way

    What if I think Hs in 3D have a massive amount of vertical depth, huh?

    Then it would stick out too far from the page, and you'd never be able to close the book. Obviously.
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