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clarity · decision · truth
Define the problem before proposing the solution. One precise requirement can remove a great deal of wasted effort.
The Ace of Swords is a clear distinction that changes how a problem can be understood. A question, fact, or direct statement cuts through confusion. Clarity creates an opening, but what you do with the truth matters as much as seeing it.
Ground the interpretation in the task, people, and conditions in front of you.
Reversed, an argument may look sharp while resting on a weak assumption. Confusion can also come from trying to express several different questions as if they were one.
For the full upright and reversed interpretation, read the Ace of Swords card guide.