Is W just an upside down M or am I going crazy?
Not very creative near the end
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You're nuts!
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It comes from handwriting/cursive; in handwritten english the lower case w looks very much like a letter u with a double trough (as opposed to literally 2 u's, which would look significantly difficult. Difficult to explain this way, some handy images would be very helpful). Right now, handwriting/cursive is a rarity, with print being the standard. This was not always the case; for most of the history of the english language, handwriting/cursive was the standard, with print relegated to tasks that demanded simplicity in execution, eg. engraving. I expect it'd be a bitch to engrave stone in cursive... Side: Not very creative near the end
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