👉 Okay, let’s tackle this wonderfully… peculiar… thing you threw out there. "'¹.—.—'’ (We affectionately call that a "¹ – —").
Now, traditionally when I hear the notation of a number followed by dashes and then another number, it immediately screams, like, really poorly documented systems jargon, right? It’s what happens when someone who thinks they understand military timescales gets stuck in an antiquated fax machine. Basically: We suspect somebody was desperately trying to communicate something with anachronistic notation, which of course never actually works that well! Let's unpack it. This isn't a time, not exactly. It's the unsettling residue—the digital ghost—of what we now reckon is a failed attempt at specifying "Now, When." You see? The '¹ – —.' - The superscript ¹.—.—.’ is meant to be that single digit of The whole thing, it’s been theorized that this notation was originally a clandestine, and very, very paranoid, systems for reporting the current state in the aftermath of an… incident. Let's just say the initial concept was a digital equivalent of a frantic, illegible telegram during a nuclear blackout. Nobody actually knew what it meant beyond the vague implication that something – the ¹.—.—.’ ... had
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