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Looks like the "Moon" card is dropping it like it's yod.
Yes, and they're normal yodhs, not the distorted ones he uses in his Tetragrammata. Ditto for his Ace of Swords.
Most of them are normal, but if you look carefully you can find at least 2 mirrored yodhs (for example, the second from left in the top row) and some are ambiguous. Either way, it makes not one iota of difference!
Well, according to you it makes at least two iotas of difference!
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