- There is a BW (Before Words) and an AW (After Words) both in the story of evolution and in the story of you.
- In the beginning is the word.
- A word couldn’t be anything else if it tried.
- Words do not matter.
- If you have a word for it, it’s a word.
- If you know it, it’s a word.
- Words are yours.
- Words are how word-users aim at what they’re looking for.
- Words are a prison, but even a prison is a home when you have the key.
- Words are the limits of your world.
- A word is never another.
- To say a word is a word is meaningless, 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.
- What a word is, a sentence cannot say.
- Words sit on our noses, as it were, as glasses, and everything we look at, we see through them.
- “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet” (William Shakespeare). A word by any other name is still a word, with the only difference that is doesn’t smell.
- Call words a dream, it doesn’t change anything.
Words
Modern times depend on what you ask
![ModernTimes](https://schindlersword.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/ModernTimes.png)
You can ask your smartphone.
Or you can ask what your smartphone doesn’t have a clue of.
Smartphone
Your smartphone will tell you what’s on the internet, that is what others say about modern times or what AI says about modern times — “modern times typically refers to the period after the late 19th century characterized by significant changes” — which they want you to believe is different but it’s the same thing, others talking about modern times. Makes you wonder what period modern times atypically refers to, doesn’t it?
What your smartphone doesn’t know
Your smartphone doesn’t know what the internet doesn’t know. Smartphones won’t tell you…
- That modern times are two words, like everything you have a word for and know.
- That modern times exist since the invention of words.
![Evolution BW AW](https://schindlersword.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Evolution-BW-AW.png)
Talking of significant changes, the invention of words revolutionised evolution like no other invention BW (Before Words) — including the inventions of Earth, cells, plants, animals, eyes, and brains — or in the 13,750 years since.
The 100% word-based internet, invented 35 years ago, not only gobbles up and spits out all over the world more words faster than anything invented for that purpose in the 4.65 billion years before — the same internet that without the invention of words doesn’t exist.
As it is, when English was invented, Deepl hadn’t been invented and translators had been in short supply. So modern times, first written 500 years ago, is based on the Latin modo. Had translators not been in short supply, every English word-user would now know modo means now. Instead of that, we’re now talking without knowing what we’re talking about.
TAKEAWAY
I’m not saying the story of evolution should be told where stories are told, typically in schools — after all, storytelling is what schools are for.
All I’m saying is the story of evolution ought to be told in its entirety.
If that were the case, then the English word-user would now know there’s a BW (Before Words) and an AW (After Words) — without which evolution itself would now neither exist nor now be talked about.
- “Strange times are these in when old and young are taught falsehoods in school.” – Plato
- “The school system is the homogenizing hopper into which we toss our integral tots for processing.” – Marshall McLuhan
- “When I look back on all the crap I learned in high school, it’s a wonder I can think at all.” – Paul Simon
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Modern times depend on what you ask
![ModernTimes](https://schindlersword.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/ModernTimes.png)
Modern times depend on what you ask
You can ask your smartphone.
Or you can ask what your smartphone doesn’t have a clue of.
Smartphone
Your smartphone will tell you what’s on the internet, that is what others say about modern times or what AI says about modern times — “modern times typically refers to the period after the late 19th century characterized by significant changes” — which they want you to believe is different but it’s the same thing, others talking about modern times. Makes you wonder what period modern times atypically refers to, doesn’t it?
What your smartphone doesn’t know
Your smartphone doesn’t know what the internet doesn’t know. Smartphones won’t tell you…
- That modern times are two words, like everything you have a word for and know.
- That modern times exist since the invention of words.
![Evolution BW AW](https://schindlersword.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Evolution-BW-AW.png)
Talking of significant changes, the invention of words revolutionised evolution like no other invention BW (Before Words) — including the inventions of Earth, cells, plants, animals, eyes, and brains — or in the 13,750 years since.
The 100% word-based internet, invented 35 years ago, not only gobbles up and spits out all over the world more words faster than anything invented for that purpose in the 4.65 billion years before — the same internet that without the invention of words doesn’t exist.
As it is, when English was invented, Deepl hadn’t been invented and translators had been in short supply. So modern times, first written 500 years ago, is based on the Latin modo. Had translators not been in short supply, every English word-user would now know modo means now. Instead of that, we’re now talking without knowing what we’re talking about.
TAKEAWAY
I’m not saying the story of evolution should be told where stories are told, typically in schools — after all, storytelling is what schools are for.
All I’m saying is the story of evolution ought to be told in its entirety.
If that were the case, then the English word-user would now know there’s a BW (Before Words) and an AW (After Words) — without which evolution itself would now neither exist nor now be talked about.
- “Strange times are these in when old and young are taught falsehoods in school.” – Plato
- “The school system is the homogenizing hopper into which we toss our integral tots for processing.” – Marshall McLuhan
- “When I look back on all the crap I learned in high school, it’s a wonder I can think at all.” – Paul Simon
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To create the life you want, make this change.
![CreateLifeU Want](https://schindlersword.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/CreateLifeU-Want.png)
Whatever the life you want may be, to create it, make this change:
Change how you look at words.
See words for what they are.
When you trust you, you believe what you see. When you trust you means you’re ready to accept words for what they are.
You accept that words are how you aim at what you’re looking for.
It’s not just about you of course.
We’re all in this together.
If we’re looking for friend, broken glass, success, fail, happy, more, time, problem, solution, or whatever else our hearts desire, we’re sure to find it — not because it’s there, but because we have the word for it.
Words not only change what we see, but how we see. They sit on our noses, as it were, as glasses, and everything we look at, we see through them.
Words are the limits of your world. They tend to get mistaken for evidence, and we often treat them that way. Superwoman, James Bond, and gods, to name a few, are examples for that.
Everything you know is a word. For word-users that have learned words at school, that is hard to accept.
If you ignore what words can do to you, then you can have no empathy for what words can do to others.
You can call words a dream, it doesn’t change anything.
I can’t change how you look at words for you, but I can help.
Maybe now, otherwise later.
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To create the life you want, make this change.
![CreateLifeU Want](https://schindlersword.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/CreateLifeU-Want.png)
To create the life you want, make this change.
Whatever the life you want may be, to create it, make this change:
Change how you look at words.
See words for what they are.
When you trust you, you believe what you see. When you trust you means you’re ready to accept words for what they are.
You accept that words are how you aim at what you’re looking for.
It’s not just about you of course.
We’re all in this together.
If we’re looking for friend, broken glass, success, fail, happy, more, time, problem, solution, or whatever else our hearts desire, we’re sure to find it — not because it’s there, but because we have the word for it.
Words not only change what we see, but how we see. They sit on our noses, as it were, as glasses, and everything we look at, we see through them.
Words are the limits of your world. They tend to get mistaken for evidence, and we often treat them that way. Superwoman, James Bond, and gods, to name a few, are examples for that.
Everything you know is a word. For word-users that have learned words at school, that is hard to accept.
If you ignore what words can do to you, then you can have no empathy for what words can do to others.
You can call words a dream, it doesn’t change anything.
I can’t change how you look at words for you, but I can help.
Maybe now, otherwise later.
For a free 1:1 call https://calendly.com/beatsword/101coaching
Or email me: beat@schindlersword.com
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Words are all we have
![WordsRAll](https://schindlersword.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/WordsRAll.png)
I think possibly because falsehoods are told at schools for meanwhile thousands of years with no end in sight that some graduates have never yet heard of the existence of two types of animals on our planet — the wordless and the wordy.
The wordless that are born wordless and remain that way forever.
The wordy that are also born wordless but build schools for the learning of letters, words, and stories. We have a word for everything we have a word for, including for nothing, and for everything we know. But we refuse to believe that everything we know is a word while we’re unable to not think of or not speak the word in question.
To us, the wordy animals, it doesn’t matter whether a word or story happened or not. The only thing that matters to us is that the word or story is true.
With the help of words and stories, we categorise the wordless into the currently estimated 5 to 7 million different groups, also known as species, while the wordy themselves consist of only 1 group, though to be fair, there’s 9 billion of us and counting.
THE BLAME GAME
I don’t think it makes sense to blame the schools for the falsehoods told, for that means we blame ourselves. That would be rather crazy, wouldn’t it be? What’s your take on this?
COMMON SENSE
Be it as it may, upon graduating from school, every word-user clearly sees that both the wordless and the wordy animals are born, breathe, play, eat, drink, eliminate, enjoy sex, procreate, sense, and behave in mostly identical ways. We even name our six senses common because we have them in common with the other 5 to 7 million species of animals.
WORDS ARE ALL WE HAVE
Words are the only difference between the wordless animals and the wordy animals.
In his 1969 Nobel Prize for Literature acceptance speech, Samuel Beckett said “Words are all we have”. But Samuel Beckett is not the only one. Ludwig Wittgenstein also said “All I know is what I have words for” 124 years ago.
Words are why we are here and the wordless aren’t. Yet falsehoods are told at school according to which we’re human, not animals with words, and that we’re not natural, but created in the image of some fictional gods over which wars have been fought for meanwhile thousands of years with no end in sight.
PEACE
I’m not saying peace is everything we want to use our words and stories for.
All I’m saying is give peace a chance!
“Currently, man is waging war against nature. If he wins, he is lost”. – Hubert Reeves
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Words are all we have
![WordsRAll](https://schindlersword.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/WordsRAll.png)
Words are all we have
I think possibly because falsehoods are told at schools for meanwhile thousands of years with no end in sight that some graduates have never yet heard of the existence of two types of animals on our planet — the wordless and the wordy.
The wordless that are born wordless and remain that way forever.
The wordy that are also born wordless but build schools for the learning of letters, words, and stories. We have a word for everything we have a word for, including for nothing, and for everything we know. But we refuse to believe that everything we know is a word while we’re unable to not think of or not speak the word in question.
To us, the wordy animals, it doesn’t matter whether a word or story happened or not. The only thing that matters to us is that the word or story is true.
With the help of words and stories, we categorise the wordless into the currently estimated 5 to 7 million different groups, also known as species, while the wordy themselves consist of only 1 group, though to be fair, there’s 9 billion of us and counting.
THE BLAME GAME
I don’t think it makes sense to blame the schools for the falsehoods told, for that means we blame ourselves. That would be rather crazy, wouldn’t it be? What’s your take on this?
COMMON SENSE
Be it as it may, upon graduating from school, every word-user clearly sees that both the wordless and the wordy animals are born, breathe, play, eat, drink, eliminate, enjoy sex, procreate, sense, and behave in mostly identical ways. We even name our six senses common because we have them in common with the other 5 to 7 million species of animals.
WORDS ARE ALL WE HAVE
Words are the only difference between the wordless animals and the wordy animals.
In his 1969 Nobel Prize for Literature acceptance speech, Samuel Beckett said “Words are all we have”. But Samuel Beckett is not the only one. Ludwig Wittgenstein also said “All I know is what I have words for” 124 years ago.
Words are why we are here and the wordless aren’t. Yet falsehoods are told at school according to which we’re human, not animals with words, and that we’re not natural, but created in the image of some fictional gods over which wars have been fought for meanwhile thousands of years with no end in sight.
PEACE
I’m not saying peace is everything we want to use our words and stories for.
All I’m saying is give peace a chance!
“Currently, man is waging war against nature. If he wins, he is lost”. – Hubert Reeves
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Do animals have morals?
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Do animals have morals?
When “Do animals have morals?” is asked, I’m puzzled because it’s an animal that asks.
Why does an animal ask what animals have?
I think it’s because some animals don’t know that there’s two types of animals.
- The wordless — not to be mistaken for the worthless — categorised by the wordy into an estimated 5 to 7 million different species.
- The wordy — not to be mistaken for the worthy — 1 only specie on Earth, though to be fair, there’s 9 billion of us and counting.
Maybe some of us ignore there’s two types of animals because the preachers, teachers, and professors lied to us at school. But does blaming our preachers, teachers, professors, and schools make sense?
I don’t think so because among the 5 to 7 million different animal species, we’re the only one that builds schools for preachers, teachers, professors, and pupils.
But why? For the telling of lies? I find that hard to believe. How about you?
Be it as it may, after leaving school, every graduate can clearly see that the wordy mammals and the wordless mammals breathe, eat, drink, eliminate, procreate, sense, and behave the same.
The only difference between us and them are words.
Words are why we’re talking about animals and the wordless aren’t.
The wordless
The wordless animals never learned words, and with morals a word, they don’t have it.
The wordy
Morals being a word proves we have it.
TAKEAWAY
“Do animals have morals?” depends on the type of animal asked.
Case closed.
“What a word means, a sentence cannot say.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein
“Using words to talk of words is like using a pencil to draw a picture of itself, on itself.” – Patrick Rothfuss
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