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two knives that learned teamwork and never looked back
means A handheld cutting tool with two pivoted blades that slice material when the handles are squeezed together.
from From Latin 'cisoria,' meaning cutting instruments, rooted in 'caedere,' to cut. The word arrived in English through Old French as 'sisoures.' The 'sc-' spelling is a later mistake: medieval scribes wrongly linked it to Latin 'scindere' (to split), and the false 'c' stuck around like an uninvited guest who never left.
ancient designLeonardo gets credit, but Egyptians had them in 1500 BC
lefty problemstandard blades hide the cut line from left hands
running banthe only tool with a dedicated childhood warning
beats papera rule of physics scissors enforce daily
pivot pointone screw turns two blades into leverage