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 SVP64 is designed around fundamental and inviolate RISC principles.
-This gives a uniformity and regularity to the ISA which was why RISC
-as a concept became popular. It is just that nobody has ever considered
-applying the RISC concept to a *Vector* ISA before.
+This gives a uniformity and regularity to the ISA, making implementation
+straightforward, which was why RISC
+as a concept became popular.
 
 1. There are no actual Vector instructions: Scalar instructions
    are the sole exclusive bedrock.