/s/ vs /z/

> > actually, surrounding the word by underscores is usually considered
> > plain-text underline...
>
>But typewriter italics is underline, so they're all about the same.
Back just after man swung down from the trees and discovered fire:
1. Bracketting in underscores was synonymous for typewriter underlining
which was, itself, symbolic of bolding.
2. Bracketting in quotes, when not indicating dialogue, was symbolic for
italicizing.

Now my head hurts.

> > how come all my typos are boring things like 'tj' for 'th' and > 'cj'
>for 'ch'?
>
>Your brain actually works in motion with your fingers?
Well, my brain -> buffer -> fingers lag-time is narrow, but my
buffer-fingers interface has bugs.


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