In order to be a flip flop doesn't it have to be triggered with conjunction of a secondary input (IE clock), not simply T toggled? Other wise, we've already had "flip flops" for a long time, the activation module is technically an unclocked D latch, which you can actually convert into the new T latch using *only four blocks* (XOR gate, connect itself to the gate and your input). There is no master slave system, nothing really besides saving four blocks with this ( even less blocks if you simply need to convert a D flip flop into a T flip flop)
