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When writing of creatures not like ourselves, does it breach belief to have them nod, shake heads, shrug, or otherwise communicate by other means than words but in ways that are familiar to ourselves? In one sense, it does weaken the "unfamiliar sense" of those creatures, but on the other hand, not having those options makes it more difficult to show the opinions of the creatures (rather than saying something like, for instance, "X agreed").
And for Lhexa (and whoever else is interested). You wondered what an input-output matrix was, or didn't really understand my terminology just before I left.
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If any of this seems hard to understand or I skipped through it too fast, just ask. Or if any of you who are reading this know what input-output matrices are, and I portrayed them incorrectly, let me know.
And for Lhexa (and whoever else is interested). You wondered what an input-output matrix was, or didn't really understand my terminology just before I left.
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If any of this seems hard to understand or I skipped through it too fast, just ask. Or if any of you who are reading this know what input-output matrices are, and I portrayed them incorrectly, let me know.