Do you tell people in wheel chairs they should learn to walk with their legs? Having medical issues can sometimes make seemingly normal things difficult for others. But you enjoy your fully formed mouth and palette and your skills to not have air and speech pass through your nose.

The growth on 1 trunk would need to be much lower then the other to make that kind of design work. You could potentially slowly push the growth on 1 side back over the years if this is something you really wanted to achieve. You could also do a Cascade with 1 trunk being the tail and use the other as an apex or even do one of those really far out twisty south-east Asia designs. There's a lot of options in there as long as you can identify them. How ever these trees were just a good example of you don't always need to use absolutely everything that's on the tree.

@@BonsaiEn great stuff and great insights as always!!

That's if I still have the tree, it was purchased as stock to sell in the nursery and to make that particular video. But once I get it potted up it might strike me as a tree to keep here for another few years and develop it into a specimen tree then sell it after that.