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In Battlestar Galactica (the reimagined series), as far as I can see all the paper have their 4 corners removed? While. While I don't remember an in-universe mention of it (there wantwasn't really a need), did the writers or producers or anyone ever explain or mention it?

Even books had the corners opposite from the spine cut off. I have always been curious about it as it must have taken some effort to make sure all paper was like this but there wasn't any obvious gain from it.

In Battlestar Galactica (the reimagined series), as far as I can see all the paper have their 4 corners removed? While I don't remember an in-universe mention of it (there want really a need), did the writers or producers or anyone ever explain or mention it?

Even books had the corners opposite from the spine cut off. I have always been curious about it as it must have taken some effort to make sure all paper was like this but there wasn't any obvious gain from it.

In Battlestar Galactica (the reimagined series), as far as I can see all the paper have their 4 corners removed. While I don't remember an in-universe mention of it (there wasn't really a need), did the writers or producers or anyone ever explain or mention it?

Even books had the corners opposite from the spine cut off. I have always been curious about it as it must have taken some effort to make sure all paper was like this but there wasn't any obvious gain from it.

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Why does the paper in Battlestar Galactica have the corners cut off?

In Battlestar Galactica (the reimagined series), as far as I can see all the paper have their 4 corners removed? While I don't remember an in-universe mention of it (there want really a need), did the writers or producers or anyone ever explain or mention it?

Even books had the corners opposite from the spine cut off. I have always been curious about it as it must have taken some effort to make sure all paper was like this but there wasn't any obvious gain from it.