What word-users do with their moments and how they use their eyes is what separates the many from the few.
The few
For the few that are masters of their moments and use their eyes to see words for what they are, the moments are magic.
They know in the end everything will be alright and if it ain’t alright it ain’t the end.
The many
For the many, their moments and words are on a roller-coaster between clear and murky that drives them up the wall.
They ignore what it takes to accept the things they cannot change, to change the things they can, and the difference between the two.
They also forget they end up back where they began, in the wordless state.
All together now
All word-users either control their moments and words, or they are controlled by them.
There is no in-between.
Like the children of all animals, the children of word-users are born wordless too.
Adult word-users usually forget they were born wordless, too.
And their children haven’t yet learned everything they will know later will later be words.
What is on reception?
All word-users are in business but only a few are on reception.
Why do we use eyes to look but not to see, and ears to hear but not to listen?
Why have we — well, some of us — now programmed AI to do the same?
The answer, my friend, is blowin’…but you know that stuff.
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