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I average 16,000 words/day but I’m using only 500

I average 16,000 words/day but I’m using only 500.

16,000 words is what the average word-user uses per day, AI is telling me. But at the same time, internet is telling me that the number of English words is over 1,000,000. Should my math be as good as my word, the words used by the average word-user are a mere 1.6% of the total available, and the 500 I use a mere 0.1%.

I have a hard time believing that I count among the average word-users.
How about you?
Do you think that you’re using an average 16,000 words every day?

Be it as it may, some word-users I know think that they know every one of the 16,000 words, which I don’t believe because I don’t think that anyone can manage 16,000 words, let alone know them, day in day out.
And I’m not even talking about the million English words we reportedly possess in total.

I know and therefore use only about 500 words daily, though I’m the first to admit they’re pretty much the same every day. I also know beyond the shadow of a doubt that words are the new real.

New real versus old real means when we see a cow painted, every child knows it’s a painting, not the cow. But when we hear cow, every adult doesn’t know it’s a word, not the cow. Practically speaking, most word-users now mistake words for reality, obviously ignoring that everything we have a word for is a word, and that everything we know is a word, too, reality included.

To illustrate, Picasso is said to have received at his studio a visitor that mistook his paintings for abstract. So Picasso asked if his visitor had a photo of his family, which the visitor proudly handed for Pablo to see, to which Picasso responded: “My, are they really that small?”

In other words, as paintings need painters to de-pict what they see, so words need scribes to de-scribe what they think.

The difference between pictures and words is that pictures are understood and words aren’t.

Over a million words, with new ones getting added as we speak, means we have a word for everything, including for nothing. Call it a dream, it doesn’t change anything. Fact is words are the new real because the average word-user mistakes words for reality. They don’t realize word and reality are different words for a reason. And who mistakes word for real will continue to suffer for as long as they have an emotional reaction to everything that is said to them.
If words control word-users means everyone else can control them. They don’t know that their power is sitting back and observing everything with logic.

Logically speaking, to say of two words that they are identical is nonsense, and to say of one word that it is identical with itself is to say nothing.

Words are the new real because they sit on our nose, as it were, as glasses, and what we look at, we see through them. It doesn’t even occur to us to take them off.

At the risk of repeating myself, call words a dream — it doesn’t change anything.

I’d love to know how you tell reality from words?
Tell me in the comments below. Thanks!

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Are you curious in what’s going on (and find it’s not what you think it is)?

By In Words, You

If you want to know what’s going on, you must accept the fact there’s a Before Words (BW) and an After Words (AW).

Collectively, the split between BW and AW happened 13,750 years ago. Back then, the age was stone, the Sahara green, and Northern Europe under 1-mile-thick ice.

You remember from personal experience that for you, the split between the Before Words and the After Words took place after you spoke your first between the ages of 1 to 6 (average).

This is what the illustration above shows. The picture includes WORD-USERS.

I hear you, what in the world are word-users?

Well, word-users are animals that use words, which includes you, me, and about 9 billion like you and me.
While 9 billion may seem like a big number, we are the one and only word-using animal specie on the planet.

Another 8.7 million or 8.7 billion animal species co-exist with us, say the AI and internet, which makes it clear that not only I, but also AI and internet, have no a clue what species is supposed to be.

Is species a good way to tell the word-using us apart from the millions or billions species that remain wordless to this day?
I don’t know what you believe, but I don’t think so.

I wonder whether the wordless energy, fire, air, wind, water, electricity, rocks, mountains, cells, and plants — such as trees, flowers, and mushrooms, to name a few — are included in the species?
Not only that, but they have remained wordless to this day, which has me wonder, what do the wordless know that we ignore?

To summarise

To help each other understand what’s going on, the attempt to separate by species is hopeless and forlorn.

To know what’s going on, I find it helps to separate evolution into Before Words and After Words, and the species into the wordful (us) and the wordless (everything except us).

Near as I can tell, it helps me and others know what’s going on better than other methods I know of.

I’d love to hear from you, being curious to know what’s going on, what works for you?
Let me know in the comments below.
Thank you in advance.

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Are you curious in what’s going on (and find it’s not what you think it is)?

Are you curious in what’s going on (and find it’s not what you think it is)?

If you want to know what’s going on, it’s best if you accept the fact there’s a Before Words (BW) and an After Words (AW).

Collectively, the split between BW and AW happened 13,750 years ago. Back then, the age was stone, the Sahara green, and Northern Europe under 1-mile-thick ice.

For you personally, you know from personal experience that the split between the Before Words and the After Words took place after you spoke your first between the ages of 1 to 6 (average).

This is what the illustration above shows. The picture includes WORD-USERS.

I hear you, what in the world are word-users?

Well, word-users are animals that use words. It includes you, me, and about 9 billion others like you and me. While 9 billion may seem like a big number, we are the one and only word-using animal specie on the planet.

Another 8.7 million or 8.7 billion animal species co-exist with us, say the AI and internet, which makes it clear that not only I, but also AI and internet, have no a clue what species is supposed to be.

Is species a good way to tell us apart from the millions or billions species that remain wordless to this day? I don’t know what you believe, but I don’t think so.

I wonder whether the wordless energy, fire, air, wind, water, electricity, rocks, mountains, cells, and plants — such as trees, flowers, and mushrooms, to name a few — are included in the species?

Not only that, but I also wonder why they have remained wordless to this day. What are their reasons? What do they know that we ignore?

To summarise

To help each other understand what’s going on, the attempt to separate the world by species is hopeless and forlorn.

To know what’s going on, I find it helps to separate evolution into the Before Words and the After Words, and the species into the wordful (us) and the wordless (everything except us).

Near as I can tell, it helps me and others know what’s going on better than other methods I know of.

I’d love to hear from you, being curious to know what’s going on, what works for you?
Let me know in the comments below.
Thank you in advance.

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If you believe there are ONLY 3 STORIES of how it all began, you’ve been SHAMMED.

By In Words, You

If you believe there are ONLY 3 STORIES of how it all began…

  • Story 1: In the beginning is creation by fictional characters.
  • Story 2: In the beginning is a big bang.
  • Story 3: In the beginning is evolution.

…you’ve been shammed, also known as taken for a fool.

By those in the know since words were new — 13,750 years ago, when the age was stone, the Sahara green, and Northern Europe under 1-mile-thick ice — you’ve been taken for a fool that refuses to believe that it doesn’t matter whether a story genuinely happened or not, that the only thing that matters it’s believed.

Those in the know since words were new, know that in the beginning is the word.

The word is in the beginning not only in terms of the 3 stories above, but also in the story of you, me, and the approximately 9 billion other word-users in the world.

They each know from personal experience that we didn’t come into this world with words, that we had to learn them first. And if the story of words were told at school, we’d each also know that there’s a Before Words and After Words in the story of Earth.

As it is, many word-users don’t see a word even when looking at it in broad daylight or under a microscope.
So here’s a way to see each and every word even with your eyes closed:

  • When you have a word for it, it’s a word.
  • When you know it, it’s word.
  • Call it a dream, it doesn’t change anything.
  • What a word is, a sentence cannot say.
  • Describing words by using words is like using a pencil to draw a picture of itself, on itself.

Stop being shammed

None of the 3 stories told at schools all over the world genuinely happened.
Whether you believe them or not is all up to you.
No other word or word-user can make the decision for you.

But when you’re sick and tired of being shammed and taken for a fool, believe the only story that did genuinely happens: In the beginning is the word.

Without the word in the beginning, creation by fictional characters, bangs of any size, and evolution don’t exist, meaning we wouldn’t be talking about those 3 stories as we speak.

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If you believe there are ONLY 3 STORIES of how it all began, you’ve been SHAMMED

If you believe there are ONLY 3 STORIES of how it all began, you’ve been SHAMMED.

If you believe there are ONLY 3 STORIES of how it all began…

  • Story 1: In the beginning is creation by fictional characters.
  • Story 2: In the beginning is a big bang.
  • Story 3: In the beginning is evolution.

…you’ve been shammed, also known as taken for a fool.

By those in the know since words were new — 13,750 years ago, when the age was stone, the Sahara green, and Northern Europe under 1-mile-thick ice — you’ve been taken for a fool that refuses to believe that it doesn’t matter whether a story genuinely happened or not, that the only thing that matters it’s believed.

Those in the know since words were new, know that in the beginning is the word.

The word is in the beginning not only in terms of the 3 stories above, but also in the story of you, me, and the approximately 9 billion other word-users in the world.

They each know from personal experience that we didn’t come into this world with words, that we had to learn them first. And if the story of words were told at school, we’d each also know that there’s a Before Words and After Words in the story of Earth.

As it is, many word-users don’t see a word even when looking at it in broad daylight or under a microscope.
So here’s a way to see each and every word even with your eyes closed:

  • When you have a word for it, it’s a word.
  • When you know it, it’s word.
  • Call it a dream, it doesn’t change anything.
  • What a word is, a sentence cannot say.
  • Describing words by using words is like using a pencil to draw a picture of itself, on itself.

Stop being shammed

None of the 3 stories told at schools all over the world genuinely happened.
Whether you believe them or not is all up to you.
No other word or word-user can make the decision for you.

But when you’re sick and tired of being shammed and taken for a fool, believe the only story that did genuinely happens: In the beginning is the word.

Without the word in the beginning, creation by fictional characters, bangs of any size, and evolution don’t exist, meaning we wouldn’t be talking about those 3 stories as we speak.

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Improve anything you write with one simple technique

By In Words, You

Improve anything you write with one simple technique.

Decide your words well.

That, my friend, is the simple technique to improve anything you write.
Whether it’s an email, business letter, newsletter, resumé, job application, post, article, essay, or book.
However, for the simple technique to work, you must first accept that:

  • Everything you have a word for is a word.
  • Therefore, everything you know is a word.

After that, of course, the simple technique demands knowing your words.

If you don’t, you cannot decide your words well, and if you cannot decide your words well, others will decide them for you.
Be careful though, if you let them, you can’t win with a losing hand.
In other words, you lose. Meaning you will continue to suffer if you have an emotional response to everything that is said to you, because if words control you means everyone else can control you.

So when you do know and decide your words well, you may want to use these additional writing techniques, too…

  • Be sure to use vivid words rather than stale ones.
  • Use the present tense rather than the past or future (the readers will always read in the present).
  • Prioritise clear over clever.
  • Write short sentences.
  • Keep it simple, use the Hemingway app.
  • To make it easy on the readers eyes, leave white spaces between your paragraphs.
  • Always wear the reader’s glasses and they will prefer to read your message and understand it better.
  • Being interested is how you become interesting.
  • If your words don’t fascinate you, is it fair to expect a different response from when they’re read?

“If you can’t explain it to a 6-year old, you don’t understand it yourself.” – Albert Einstein

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Improve anything you write with one simple technique

Improve anything you write with one simple technique.

Decide your words well.

That, my friend, is the simple technique to improve anything you write.
Whether it’s an email, business letter, newsletter, resumé, job application, post, article, essay, or book.
However, for the simple technique to work, you must first accept that:

  • Everything you have a word for is a word.
  • Therefore, everything you know is a word.

After that, of course, the simple technique demands knowing your words.

If you don’t, you cannot decide your words well, and if you cannot decide your words well, others will decide them for you.
Be careful though, if you let them, you can’t win with a losing hand.
In other words, you lose. Meaning you will continue to suffer if you have an emotional response to everything that is said to you, because if words control you means everyone else can control you.

So when you do know and decide your words well, you may want to use these additional writing techniques, too…

  • Be sure to use vivid words rather than stale ones.
  • Use the present tense rather than the past or future (the readers will always read in the present).
  • Prioritise clear over clever.
  • Write short sentences.
  • Keep it simple, use the Hemingway app.
  • To make it easy on the readers eyes, leave white spaces between your paragraphs.
  • Always wear the reader’s glasses and they will prefer to read your message and understand it better.
  • Being interested is how you become interesting.
  • If your words don’t fascinate you, is it fair to expect a different response from when they’re read?

“If you can’t explain it to a 6-year old, you don’t understand it yourself.” – Albert Einstein

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The secret they don’t want you to know about

By In Words, You

The secret they don’t want you to know about

The secret they don’t want you to know is “in the beginning is the word.”

They want you to know instead that in the beginning is a creation or big bang.
The creation, the want you to know is by a fictional male, and the big bang by a fictional mystery, and that both events took place with nothing before them.
I think that’s like believing you began with nothing before you.
What do you think?

The creation and big bang are nothing more than bodyguards of lies that surround the secret that in the beginning is the word.

What will happen once that in the beginning is the word is told at school? In the words of Yogi Berra, “Predictions are hard to make, especially about the future.” In other words, your guess will be as good as mine, so instead of wasting my energy into making predictions, I’ll just keep on telling the story of how everything begins as we speak.

  • In the beginning is the word.
  • Everything we know is a word.

If you feel like it, call it a dream. It doesn’t change anything. After all, that’s what the beginning is the word is also for.

No one appears ready to hear in the beginning is the word, least of all those busy feeding the bodyguards of lies.

If you believe that “in the beginning is the word” doesn’t mean what it says, then what have you decided it means instead?

The answers are to each their own, is how it usually works, so until all answers are in, I’ll just keep on…

  • Telling the story of how everything began.
  • Caring, dancing, and laughing with myself, my family, and my friends.
  • Getting the story of words told at school.

What else is there?

I’D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU…

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