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This makes such an interesting case. There a number of concepts so original and unique that they haven't been included "as a single word" in the conversations t
by poppingtonic 11y ago
This makes such an interesting case. There a number of concepts so original and unique that they haven't been included "as a single word" in the conversations that are likely to determine what is considered relevant in world culture. There are cultural patterns that we simply don't have words for. Unless we create a truly universally granular language, that is: `Q: What is your favourite word? A: “Thing”, apparently. The harder I’m writing, the more imprecise my spoken language becomes.`