Exit sign

Maybe a bendy arrow going up then down would solve it.

Or a bendy arrow going down then up...............

Crazy world.
 
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And what would be even more confusing if one were to put an exit sign on the door itself the arrow will point up which may seen contradictory to the sign pointing down over the door.
 
Fa.org have a gallery of funny ones here.
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I cant see the difference
 

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In my opinion, when arrows are necessary/useful (as at T-junctions), they are clearly desirable. In all other situations, at best they don't really help and, at worst, they might conceivably 'do harm'.

Kind Regards, John
In France signs at crossroads sometimes point at the road to take not the direction.

Looking for an example I found this

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Given that we are a multicultural society now with many languages, the use of words is something that they are trying to phase out and just use symbols.
 
Given that we are a multicultural society now with many languages, the use of words is something that they are trying to phase out and just use symbols.

I do of course understand the why, it's just that symbols and pictograms make much less sense to me than words.
 
Given that we are a multicultural society now with many languages, the use of words is something that they are trying to phase out and just use symbols.
A laudable enough approach PROVIDED that it is done in such a way as to increase, rather the decrease, the number of people who can clearly understand what information is being conveyed to them. Symbols which are only fully understood by those who invented them and/or 'enforce their use' do not necessarily achieve that!

It's not a new issue .... When I was about 5 years old I had to wear a pair of ('National Health') glasses, because I "failed" an 'eye test' undertaken at school. Because we were deemed to be too young to be able to read the letters on standard "Eye Charts", instead they uses charts which had (very poor) drawings on animals on them. As I tried to explain to them, I could see all the drawings perfectly well, but some of the drawings were so bad/unclear that I could not make out which animals they were trying to depict! However, they ignored my protestations and sentenced me to 'look like a geek' for a year or so (until I was deemed old enough to be able to 'read letters') :)

Kind Regards, John
 

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