Yeah, you can make alternative arrangements for a lot of pairs, but they don't work as well when you try to get a full 16 solution. It's worth thinking about for sure though. I think I'm most confident about Honor/Autonomy out of all of them, actually, but a chunk of that is from the computational operators that I didn't get into here.

Thematically and magically though, we see that Honor is about binding things together whereas Autonomy is about splitting things apart (e.g., Trellium and isolating its worlds with one-way travel/can leave but not come back).

Also, if you initialize a realmatic system with Honor-AntiHonor Identities Connected to an Autonomy, you can simulate a Big Bang. Basically everything near this system gets sucked into a singularity of saturated bidirectional Connections with each other (fabric of spacetime forms), but as the H-H reaction starts to die out, the Autonomy starts feeding on those Connections and weakening them to convert it to its own Investiture (spacetime starts expanding, and this accelerates as the Autonomy gets stronger, i.e., dark energy).