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Commanding sectors take themselves entirely too seriously

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In equisomatic symmetry, the northern hemisphere sectors are considered commanding. They sit at the very top of the ecliptic, looking down on the rest of the wheel and aggressively micromanaging everything below them out of pure, unadulterated arrogance.

Commanding sectors take themselves entirely too seriously
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