…when you think about it.
It’s kind of like that when you don’t think about it too.
But especially when you do.
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I thought about it. You’re right, I think. But even had I not thought about it, you’d still be right.
That’s how reality works.
Keep thinking, you’ve already taken the first of several thousand steps towards reinventing semiotics.
I think I see the play on words, since each key is a “sign”. In practice though, Sign Languages tend to be a mix of logographic language where each sign represents an idea or concept and segmental language where you string a bunch of letters/ sounds together to make words. I can only really speak to American Sign Language (ASL), but generally you only finger spell to super short words/ acronyms (like ASL) or as a fallback for when someone might not know a sign / when something might not have a sign (like proper nouns).
