New Two-Card System: 2-block (1352 element), Simple Phonetic Structure

[Mike4 (Maike Anthony)]

Good work! Congratulations on developing this system!

@TheHumanTim

In order to account for the 3 picture cards expanding the phonetics needed to 13, I split three of the “multi-phonetic” numbers and assigned one sound exclusively to those picture cards.

One of the reasons why I abandoned the idea of splitting phonemes in our old discussion was because I’d be using two different Major Systems for different disciplines (numbers/cards/binary). This idea made me feel quite uncomfortable. Idk if this bothers you too, though.

@TheHumanTim

This is a “cards first” approach. The goal was not to create an “all in one” system, so it doesn’t give you a full direct conversion to all 1000 3-digit numbers, and I doubt a binary system could be easily pulled from this, but if you have a 3-digit major list, you can directly import 800 words into this system.

I understand this is supposed to be a “cards first” approach, but I do think you could encode all 1000 3-digit numbers using this. Since there are 8 pairs of suit-pairs, you left R and F/V out, so you could use them when encoding the hundreds of numbers, but they would stay unused in card memorization. After this change, I believe it’s possible to pull a 10-digit binary system from this too by applying variable image stacking to binary numbers.

Btw, I thought you disliked variable image stacking, so I suppose you don’t have the intention to apply this system yourself, or have you changed your mind?