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The language of light and beep, spelling words one impatient blink at a time.
means A method of encoding text as sequences of short and long signals — dots and dashes — sent by sound, light, or wire.
from Named for Samuel Morse, the painter-turned-inventor who co-built the telegraph in the 1830s, then needed a code to feed it.
SOS choicePicked for simplicity, not for spelling anything.
E is fastestOne dot — the most common letter, smartly shortest.
Still flickeringNavies and pilots use it when radios fail.