alborzTue, May 22, 2007 Maybe we just have to realize that language is subjective. Otherwise, like Superfamous says, we have to think of lanuage as the furthest evolution of expression so far and therefore quite impressive - the key is in accepting its subjectivity. Breaking down the illusion of language's absolutism is what needs to happen - and the subjectivity embraced. To do that, all you need to do is:
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Maybe we just have to realize that language is subjective. Otherwise, like Superfamous says, we have to think of lanuage as the furthest evolution of expression so far and therefore quite impressive - the key is in accepting its subjectivity. Breaking down the illusion of language's absolutism is what needs to happen - and the subjectivity embraced. To do that, all you need to do is:
(shameless plug follows) Join my language related project proposal at www.spacecollective.org/al! You could even start by defining "language"!