No, it's incorrect that signs "point to each other."
There are multiple ways to get to various lines' platforms. This is not signs pointing to each other, this is signs in different places pointing to the same destination.
I live in Tokyo and while I do not go through Shinjuku often as I mostly live and work on the east side, I have no issue using the signs to find the platforms and exits I am looking for.
If you pay attention to what the signs have written on them, they will take you where you are trying to go.
> But LLM can write code that can do math and count.
They cannot, however, execute that code. They can feed that code into an external program they've been given access to, but they can't execute it themselves.