the origin of humanity
The story of words gives you ownership of words.
All it takes is for you to decide to give words a chance.
When you decide, blame and excuses will be a thing of the past.
And when things don’t go according to plan, you own every word, the ability to respond, too.
The power to change direction will be back to where it belongs.
You’re the captain of the ship.
Scary.
Yet liberating as heaven.
Side notes:
The story of words hasn’t been told before which means:
Though the story of words is new and for the first time based on what can be denied only by confirming it, that doesn’t mean it is fighting the old.
Nothing good ever comes from fighting the old. Nothing ever could — unless you believe fighting is good.
No fighting going on.
The story of words simply makes the stories previously told obsolete.
Side note:
The story of words has revolutionized evolution once before. It did so when the age was stone, the Sahara green, Northern Europe under 1-mile-thick ice, and writing hadn’t been invented yet. And it can do so again — if we give words a chance.
You know it’s a word:
Everything you know is a word.
Side note:
The internet, your smartphone, and AI don’t know when it’s a word because they are net, phone, and artificial.
