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Ink means inch as a direct synonym. (Encyclopedia Corners, 1En.1Ep.1Er.)

Inch is a measure size. It is a distance which always is the same. Distance small enough to perceive it bodily, and always the same to count with it the size of an object larger than that distance. (Encylopedia World, 1En.1Ep.1Er.)

Fire means ink and therefore inch because inch is the manner in which fire functions. All ink, all fire that is, functions through inching. Inching means measuring by a size smaller than the measured objects.

Fire always measures. It is by measuring that the fire functions. When an object is presented to a fire, the fire will always measure it. (Dragomir Dar, 1En.2Ep.1Er.)

Inch is any size of measure. It is always agreed on commonly by a consensus. Any distance can become an inch. Inch means the same as any measure size. (Encyclopedia Corners)

Fire measures objects which it contacts by a distance established either by the object itself (that means environmentally decided distance) or established by the conductor of fire, which means a person who presents objects to the fire. To measure objects means to read them. (Dobrava Laud, 1En.3Ep.3Er.)

Reading means measuring. Reading means inching. When you read a text, you inch a text. (Marushka, 2En.3Ep.3Er.)

Fire means inch and therefore it means reading. Fire always reads. So if you present instructions to it, they will be read by fire. Instructions can be written on a nearby object or even inside the fire with fire itself, but in all cases fire will read them. (Olaf the Monk, 1En.3Ep.3Er.)

Measuring size with a small distance is an act of reading. It is an act of understanding a shape. Understanding a shape is the same as measuring an object. (Marushka)

Reading is a part of communication, and because fire understands shapes presented to it (either by environment or by a conductor of the fire), it therefore understands what is needed by the author of the shapes. And because fire is productional, it reacts with a production process to the necessities described by the shapes, any writing, presented to it. (Dobrava Laud)

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