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  "published":"2023-04-20T06:45:46.209Z",
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  "content":"<p><a href=\"https://masto.ai/users/sarahbecan\" class=\"mention\" rel=\"tag\">@sarahbecan</a> I find it much more fascinating that these phrases actually help people because it's not how I think.</p><p>If I look down on bottle with a screw cap, my index turns right but my thumb turns left.<br>But if I change the sieve thing on a faucet my thumb turns right and my index turns left unless I lay down below the faucet. There is no left and right :(<br>Clockwise makes sense, but not left or right.</p>",
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