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	# Logically connected peers are visually driven further and further apart as subordinate elaboration expands, and cognitive work is required to reconnect the 'sentences' which they form when read together.		# Logically connected peers are visually driven further and further apart as subordinate elaboration expands, and cognitive work is required to reconnect the 'sentences' which they form when read together.
	# The 'vertical' metaphor of support (evidence supporting claim, ~~clarification~~ supporting ~~reference~~ etc) is replaced by a visually less direct horizontal convention, and, again, takes some cognitive work to reconstruct.		# The 'vertical' metaphor of '''support''' (evidence supporting claim, example supporting clarity etc etc) is replaced by a visually less direct horizontal convention, and, again, takes some cognitive work to reconstruct.