The text discusses the challenges of maintaining order in formations, whether military or metaphorical, depending on whether individuals align as 'Slinx' or 'Right'. It considers the role of habit and writing method in determining one's alignment and capability. The discussion extends to the analogy of human arms as 'Hand-trees'.
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great inconvenience this could pose in labor and
living together, which can best be noted when one considers how dangerous, indeed how
impossible it would be to go into a battlefield and in a battle tally; Where Slinx and Rights are arranged within formations. Or when
a troop of Slinx confronts a troop of Right Soldiers
attacking each other; so that all reasonable individuals
are compelled by the adopted manner to be Right or to become so, whether they wish to or not: And
it was true that they all wished at once to be Slinx. And yet
whether we all were Right and not Slinx of mind.
Some believe that the necessity of the Right Hand
can be proven through the Art of Writing, and we
acknowledge that it is worth the trouble, to allow thoughts
to go over this. However, when we consider the Manner
of the Hebrew writing, which occurs from back to front
compared to ours, and observe how
they, writing with the Right Hand, let the
written even so lag behind the Pen, just like we would
do if we wrote our usual letters with the Slinx
Hand; So we no longer believe that
Slinx or Right would offer any distinction in capability
if we merely took that habit from youth. To the extent that we were thereby
affirmed, as we give careful attention to the strokes of the Letters; For one will find that some
are entirely and mostly much like the Man, and some
must be taken from the Man, although
one that is also made with the Right Hand, and
therefore the treatment remains indifferent to the posture and mo
tion of the Hands.
Further, one can consider the Arms of the human
Body as two Hand-trees or