( i wonder why it was named "Doublet" ??? )


[Uni- Directional] Doublet --- (an example)

Hate-->Love : Hate -- Late -- Lave -- Live -- Love

Love-->Hate : Love -- Lobe -- Lone -- Tone -- Bone
-- Bote -- Hote -- Hate

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bote
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hote

So the lesson is : ( where it is not Bi-Directional, )

HATE becomes LOVE more easily than the other way around.

( how about Black & White ? )
( how about Right & Wrong ? )
( how about Japan , China, Korea ? )

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1-directional Doublet is when you can only change a letter
by going (max. of) 12 steps forward.

You can go from A to M, but not to N.

imagine a clock with 26 hours... ( A, B, ..., Z )

Z to A, Z to B , Z to C... are allowed


hate ---> love
[Hate, Late, Lave, Love] is not ok, (A->O is going too far)

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In Vladimir Nabokov's Pale Fire, the narrator/commentator Charles
Kinbote talks about playing "word golf" with John Shade :

My illustrious friend showed a childish predilection
for all sorts of word games and especially for
so-called word golf ....
Some of my records are: hate-love in three,

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the point of my [Uni- Directional] constraint is that....

it may be (more) interesting if the
return trip had to take a diff. route.
(different scenery, etc.)

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HATE becomes LOVE more easily than the other way around.

( how about Black & White ? )
( how about Right & Wrong ? )
( how about Japan , China, Korea ? )

( how about Good & Evil ? )
( how about Problems & Solution ? )
---------- For these, you may have to resort to . . . ...........

HH

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