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1 sense we have in common with the wordless animals.

1 sense we have in common with the wordless animals.

Taste

1 of our 6 senses we have in common with many of the estimated 8.7 to 16 million species of wordless animals, is taste.

This is not about the good taste or the bad taste word-users accuse each other of having. This is about the only place where taste is sensed, by our tongue’s taste buds.

How do the wordy animals respond to food?

When word-users taste food or drink, we respond with either “Mmm”, “Yum” “Wow!” or “Eww!”, depending on whether the food tastes delicious or disgusting.

“Eww!” can happen even before it is tasted.

Word-users with a distaste for anything new — also known as neophobia — typically respond with “Eww!” to foods “Mmmmhhh”-ed by word-users that find them tasty.

What many word-users tend to ignore is taste buds renew weekly. Tasting with always fresh taste buds isn’t theory. On the contrary, it’s only way to taste anything.

That said, taste can be influenced by looks, price, labels, and sound — also known as sonic seasoning — to name a few.  That is why taste, like our other 5 common senses, can be fooled.

How do the wordless animals respond to food?

Near as we can tell, the different wordless animals respond to food differently.

Dogs salivate, wag their tails, whine, bark, beg, jump, or paw when they smell or see delicious food. Cats purr, meow, or rub against their owners when they sense delicious food is near. In the presence of ewwy food, cats act as if nothing in the world could interest them any less. Horses nicker, whinny, nudge or approach their feeders with enthusiasm when they anticipate food of any kind. How fish and birds respond to food, we can only guess.

Tastic or Tasteic?

Fantastic was fantestic before the word-masters that pay the grammarians’ salaries ordered them to make fantasteic unrecognisable by making it fantastic — for the sole purpose of corrupting the words to corrupting the word-users thinking.

Grammar is the worst thing ever to have happened to words. Yet we even name our schools Grammar. Of course, Grammar isn’t the only name we give to schools. We also name them Religious, Home, Primary, High, Pre (Kindergarten), Special, Charter, Montessori, Tech, Alternative, International, Boarding, Mime, Online, Art, Professional, Dance, Paint, and Music, to name a few.

The only name we don’t give schools is for what’s in the beginning, the one and only reason we build schools for in the first place: Word.

There ain’t a Word School to be found in the whole wide world, and if the universe also builds schools, not in the whole wide universe either.

I think that’s rather funny. Don’t you think that’s rather funny, too?

“Surprise is the essence of humor, and nothing is more surprising than truth.” – Bill Watterson

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The sound of silence?

By In Words, You

In the wordless world

As you’d expect, in the wordless world that’s void of schools, sound of silence doesn’t exist because the wordless are also void of words.

In the wordful world

In the wordful world where words are taught at school…

  • Wikipedia considers sound a vibration, and silence the absence of audible sound.
  • AI considers sound a type of energy, and silence the absence of sound or noise.

The proof is in the pudding

This only goes to show that the authors of Wikipedia and AI don’t know what they’re talking about. It also goes to show that words don’t describe the world, only how the word-users see the world.
Until the trees tell their tale, the story will always glorify the lumberjack that fell them.

Sound OR silence

Sound OR silence, that is the question. Which of the two shall it be?

Let’s go with sound since silence is explained by its absence.

What do you think?

Some word-users de-scribe sound as what travels at different speeds depending on altitude, location, temperature, and humidity.

  • In air, in temperatures of about 20°C (68°F), sound travels at approximately 343 meters per second (1,125 feet per second).
  • In water, sound travels at about 1,480 meters per second (4,869 feet per second).
  • In steel, sound travels at around 5,960 meters per second (19,600 feet per second).

Though certain sounds are non-audible to the word-users ears, we don’t know if non-audible sounds exist in the world of the wordless.
What does water hear? What do trees hear? What do wordless animals hear?
It’s a mystery.

What’s beyond mysterious is that in the wordless and wordful worlds alike, sound travels at different speeds depending on altitude, location, temperature, and humidity.

TAKEAWAY

Because sound and silence are words, they can be denied only by using them. That means that silence and sound exist beyond the shadow of a doubt. But the fabulous song about The Sound of Silence is myth.
Paul Simon didn’t know what he was writing and singing about.

But he nevertheless made word-users all over the world believe that the sound of silence exists.
In this way, the authors of Wikipedia, AI, and Paul Simon are identical.

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The sound of silence?

The sound of silence?

In the wordless world

As you’d expect, in the wordless world that’s void of schools, sound of silence doesn’t exist because the wordless are also void of words.

In the wordful world

In the wordful world where words are taught at school…

  • Wikipedia considers sound a vibration, and silence the absence of audible sound.
  • AI considers sound a type of energy, and silence the absence of sound or noise.

The proof is in the pudding

This only goes to show that the authors of Wikipedia and AI don’t know what they’re talking about. It also goes to show that words don’t describe the world, only how the word-users see the world.
Until the trees tell their tale, the story will always glorify the lumberjack that fell them.

Sound OR silence

Sound OR silence, that is the question. Which of the two shall it be?

Let’s go with sound since silence is explained by its absence.

What do you think?

Some word-users de-scribe sound as what travels at different speeds depending on altitude, location, temperature, and humidity.

  • In air, in temperatures of about 20°C (68°F), sound travels at approximately 343 meters per second (1,125 feet per second).
  • In water, sound travels at about 1,480 meters per second (4,869 feet per second).
  • In steel, sound travels at around 5,960 meters per second (19,600 feet per second).

Though certain sounds are non-audible to the word-users ears, we don’t know if non-audible sounds exist in the world of the wordless.
What does water hear? What do trees hear? What do wordless animals hear?
It’s a mystery.

What’s beyond mysterious is that in the wordless and wordful worlds alike, sound travels at different speeds depending on altitude, location, temperature, and humidity.

TAKEAWAY

Because sound and silence are words, they can be denied only by using them. That means that silence and sound exist beyond the shadow of a doubt. But the fabulous song about The Sound of Silence is myth.
Paul Simon didn’t know what he was writing and singing about.

But he nevertheless made word-users all over the world believe that the sound of silence exists.
In this way, the authors of Wikipedia, AI, and Paul Simon are identical.

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It’s not about life before birth and life after death that is the question.

By In Words, You

I once was interested in what happens after we die, too, but it didn’t last and now I have no sympathy left for word-users that worry about what happens in the afterlife, where the soul goes after they die, and the fear of no life after death. What happens after death? I wouldn’t be surprised if they even worried about how to stop worrying.

Why not worry about life before birth instead? Where is the soul before we’re born? The fear of no life before birth? How to stop worrying before birth?
“There is surely nothing quite so useless as doing with great efficiency what should not be done at all.” – Peter Drucker

What these professional worriers ignore is what’s going on while they’re busy worrying.

  • Worry feels necessary but serves no purpose. It doesn’t eliminate tomorrow’s troubles, only today’s serenity, the least effective way of spending the energy and time that thinking takes. “Worrying is the same thing as banging your head against the wall. It only feels good when you stop.” – John Powers
  • The only thing that matters is the journey after birth that everybody reading this is on. All else is a waste of your energy and time you’ll only regret sooner or later.

Wordless

Like your ancestor, you’re born wordless and you’ll be wordless again when you die.

Not an event in life

Because birth and death are what you’re looking at, words, they are not events in life.

Life

Life — a word like everything else you have a word for — was invented 600 years out of thin air in Italy when the pope needed a new word the pope’s believers could thank his fictional god for.

In the 600 since, life has done what it’s intended for, confused everybody using it without failing once.

TAKEAWAY

Think I don’t know what I’m talking about?

By all means, please feel free to think so, but please only if you first look up life in Wikipedia, or if you google or ask ChatGPT “what is life?”

Either way, you remain of course as free as you are.

“Freedom is what you do with what’s been done to you.” – Jean-Paul Sartre

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It’s not about life before birth and life after death that is the question.

It’s not about life before birth and life after death that is the question.

I once was interested in what happens after we die, too, but it didn’t last and now I have no sympathy left for word-users that worry about what happens in the afterlife, where the soul goes after they die, and the fear of no life after death. What happens after death? I wouldn’t be surprised if they even worried about how to stop worrying.

Why not worry about life before birth instead? Where is the soul before we’re born? The fear of no life before birth? How to stop worrying before birth?
“There is surely nothing quite so useless as doing with great efficiency what should not be done at all.” – Peter Drucker

What these professional worriers ignore is what’s going on while they’re busy worrying.

  • Worry feels necessary but serves no purpose. It doesn’t eliminate tomorrow’s troubles, only today’s serenity, the least effective way of spending the energy and time that thinking takes. “Worrying is the same thing as banging your head against the wall. It only feels good when you stop.” – John Powers
  • The only thing that matters is the journey after birth that everybody reading this is on. All else is a waste of your energy and time you’ll only regret sooner or later.

Wordless

Like your ancestor, you’re born wordless and you’ll be wordless again when you die.

Not an event in life

Because birth and death are what you’re looking at, words, they are not events in life.

Life

Life — a word like everything else you have a word for — was invented 600 years out of thin air in Italy when the pope needed a new word the pope’s believers could thank his fictional god for.

In the 600 since, life has done what it’s intended for, confused everybody using it without failing once.

TAKEAWAY

Think I don’t know what I’m talking about?

By all means, please feel free to think so, but please only if you first look up life in Wikipedia, or if you google or ask ChatGPT “what is life?”

Either way, you remain of course as free as you are.

“Freedom is what you do with what’s been done to you.” – Jean-Paul Sartre

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Safe is not what’s going on

By In Words, You

Safety and security are not found in what’s going on within you and without you.

Because that can change any minute now. We live in an uncertain world.

Safe and secure are found only in knowing how you respond to what’s going on within you and without you.

Still, it mightn’t be as simple as it looks at first sight. That’s because you belong to the only animal specie that dreamt of more words so much that it’s now drowning in them.

The result? Simply put, everything you respond to are words. Of course, it’s not just about your responses, we all respond to words together.

The current word-total is in excess of millions (billions according to some word-users) with more getting added as we speak, which explains why word-users have no choice but to respond to nothing but words.

Should you find something that you respond to that’s not a word, you must let everybody know — in the comments below — because you’re doing what’s never been done since the beginning of words.

Swords Words

Every word-user sees that words and swords are only a letter apart. In other words, it’s of utmost importance that you know the difference between the two.

Which begs the question of what is real and what is not, doesn’t it?

You might be torn between what’s real and what is not, but you also realise that real remains the only place to get a good meal.

You might even call words a dream and see it doesn’t make any difference.

TAKEAWAY

Safety and security are found only in knowing how you will respond to what’s going on within you and without you AHEAD OF TIME. Yup, that means you must know BEFORE things go on.

What’s going on doesn’t matter.

All that matters is knowing how you respond AHEAD of time. Nowhere else can safety and security be found.

Decide how you respond ahead of time, then see many other decisions making themselves at the same time.

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Safe is not what’s going on

Safe is not what’s going on

Safety and security are not found in what’s going on within you and without you.

Because that can change any minute now. We live in an uncertain world.

Safe and secure are found only in knowing how you respond to what’s going on within you and without you.

Still, it mightn’t be as simple as it looks at first sight. That’s because you belong to the only animal specie that dreamt of more words so much that it’s now drowning in them.

The result? Simply put, everything you respond to are words. Of course, it’s not just about your responses, we all respond to words together.

The current word-total is in excess of millions (billions according to some word-users) with more getting added as we speak, which explains why word-users have no choice but to respond to nothing but words.

Should you find something that you respond to that’s not a word, you must let everybody know — in the comments below — because you’re doing what’s never been done since the beginning of words.

Swords Words

Every word-user sees that words and swords are only a letter apart. In other words, it’s of utmost importance that you know the difference between the two.

Which begs the question of what is real and what is not, doesn’t it?

You might be torn between what’s real and what is not, but you also realise that real remains the only place to get a good meal.

You might even call words a dream and see it doesn’t make any difference.

TAKEAWAY

Safety and security are found only in knowing how you will respond to what’s going on within you and without you AHEAD OF TIME. Yup, that means you must know BEFORE things go on.

What’s going on doesn’t matter.

All that matters is knowing how you respond AHEAD of time. Nowhere else can safety and security be found.

Decide how you respond ahead of time, then see many other decisions making themselves at the same time.

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What makes you a word-user?

By In Words, You

Re-discover what out makes you a word-using animal that calls itself human can be quickly done because all it takes is for you to remember the same two events I remembered not long ago.

Event #1: Remember you’re born like any mammal’s child, that is without words, wordless.

It’s not just about you of course. We’re all born wordless together.

Event #2: Remember you learned your first letters, then words, then stories at home and later at school.

Because you weren’t told at home or school, you probably don’t remember that among the 5 to 7 million of wordless animal species, you are a part of the only type of animal that builds schools for the sole purpose of letters, words, and storytelling, that none of the wordless animals do anything like it.

Makes you wonder what the wordless know that we don’t, doesn’t it?

Words are all we have

We have them and the wordless don’t.
That’s the only reason why we are here talking about them and the wordless aren’t.

“Until the lioness tells her tale, the story will always glorify the hunter.” – African wisdom

TAKEAWAY

Rather than believe what our parents, preachers, teachers, and professors say, ask yourself if maybe the opposite is true for a minute or two.

Or take the shortcut and use the same minute or two to pay attention to the story of words instead.

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