BTW, don’t take life too seriously, we are on a one way street to death, the joke is on us.
Here is an irony. Substack was idealistic in creation but is totally money driven now while Twitter was totally money driven but was bought with billions on billions for an idealistic reason, to stop censorship.
Of course there was a different intent behind my question,
And I too experience the world around me and interact with it without words-through colors, images, ,sensations and feelings as do most animals.
It’s words. By which we quantify and communicate these. It’s why the African song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight “ bridges this concept when the woman yodels, she’s human, more than an animal.
Of course there was a different intention behind my reply.
And yes, I too, do experience the world around me and interact with it without words-through colors, images, sensations and feelings. So do most animals but it’s words by which we still quantify and understand them as well as communicate them. It’s why the African song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight “ touched on this transition as the woman yodels in song,
BTW, don’t take life too seriously, we are on a one way street to death, the joke is on us.
Here is an irony. Substack was idealistic in creation but is totally money driven now while Twitter was totally money driven but was bought with billions on billions for an idealistic reason, to stop censorship.
Of course there was a different intent behind my question,
And I too experience the world around me and interact with it without words-through colors, images, ,sensations and feelings as do most animals.
It’s words. By which we quantify and communicate these. It’s why the African song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight “ bridges this concept when the woman yodels, she’s human, more than an animal.
Of course there was a different intention behind my reply.
And yes, I too, do experience the world around me and interact with it without words-through colors, images, sensations and feelings. So do most animals but it’s words by which we still quantify and understand them as well as communicate them. It’s why the African song “The Lion Sleeps Tonight “ touched on this transition as the woman yodels in song,