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Don’t know how to live without limits? Here’s an evergreen piece of advice:

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You are looking to live without the limits imposed on you by others.

There’s just one obstacle in the way.

You don’t know how.

Therefore, your first instinct might be to enter “live without limits” on your smartphone.

If you’re lucky or unlucky — a question of perspective, to each their own — to stumble upon the Google search engine to find the results you’re looking for, Google will tell you there are about 1,530,000,000 of them. 1.53 billion results for 1 question.

In 2023, that’s called normal and obvious. As opposed to contrarian.

If you invest in the obvious, as opposed to contrarian, and you spend just a second to find what each of these 1.53 billion search results mean, you’ll be 49 years older by the time you’re done, 49 years without any sleep nor toilet breaks.

You’re free to go for the obvious of course.

But you also know that while nobody says living without limits is easy, I’m here to tell you it doesn’t have to be this hard.

In fact, if you’re looking for limitless opportunities, all it takes is to read on to discover the evergreen piece of advice that I promise in the headline.

My evergreen piece of advice is not obvious, it’s contrarian.

I know what I’m talking about.

Everything comes down to how it all began

Everything comes down to how it all began, and in the beginning is the word.

You might have heard of in the beginning is the word before. Perhaps you’ve read it in a famous book written 1,711 years ago.

That famous book is still found, in many times since translated versions, on the shelves of word-users that believe any story as long as it’s told by the RITA method…

R epetition
I ntensity
T iming
A uthority

…except for the story of words which is what in the beginning is the word is all about.

Because those that have written in the beginning is the word into their famous book written 1,711 years ago, don’t want the word-users to know about the story of words.

In the beginning is the word.

There is no other beginning

Beginning is an English word.

In other words, where English words are not used, the word-users use different words to say beginning. But no matter which word is used, if it wasn’t for the invention of the word, there’d be no beginning.

Since the story of words is untold and words aren’t taught at school or anywhere else, allow me to briefly explain what words are.

Using words to talk of words

“Using words to talk of words is like using a pencil to draw a picture of itself, on itself.” – Patrick Rothfuss
“What a word means, a sentence cannot say.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein

I’m doing it anyway.

Words do nothing

By themselves, words do nothing.
They do not matter (words possess zero electric charge).
They have no meaning.
They don’t make sense.
They couldn’t if they tried.

With the help of word-users

  • Words revolutionized evolution.
  • In the beginning is the word.
  • From words, worlds are born.
  • Words work.
  • Everything a word-user has a word for is a word.
  • Everything a word-user knows is a word. Word and you included.
  • Words are a gift we’re meant to keep.
  • Words are a prison, but even a prison is a home if you have the key.
  • The key is in THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY for everybody to see.
  • Words are what word-users respond to.
  • Words are how word-users aim at what they’re looking for.
  • Words don’t describe the world.
  • Words describe how the word-user sees the world, each their own.
  • Words have not only changed what we see but how we see.
  • Words are the limits of the word-user’s world.
  • Once the word-users see, the words cease to be the limits of their world.
  • If a word-user ignores what words can do to it, then it can have no empathy for what words can do to others.
  • Words can be denied only by confirming them.
  • Words defy our understanding of how the universe works.
  • Words tend to get mistaken for evidence, and we often treat them that way.
  • Word-users love to use their words.

How many words?

How many beginnings exist on our planet? How many words exist on our planet? Nobody knowns except that it’s the same number.

There are billions of words, hence billions of beginnings.

There are more words and beginnings than anyone to manage, let alone count.

But among the billions of beginnings and words, you are free as a bird to use any.

Limitless opportunities

As the founder of limitless opportunities, and therefore of life without limits, people ask me, Beat, if you were creating your program today, is there anything you’d update or change?

I am thinking about this and the topic that most interests me and many other people right now is the idea of awakening, also known as enlightenment, self-realization, soul integration, spiritual illumination, and mindfulness.

Something’s going on, no question about it, and I think it has to do with the blending of being driven by what we feel, compared to where we’ve been in the not-too-distant past, technology-driven.

I think that is something that will have offshoots that speak to cooperation, friendship, a lot more emphasis on joy, and maybe a greater emphasis on letting the details shake out.

Although I talk at length about the cursed how’s and not trying to force the who’s, the where’s, and the when’s when it comes to the manifestation of feelings, overall, there’d be a chapter or a whole tangent on awakening to what we are, what we do, and what we have.

I know how it all began.

I teach it in my courses and program as those who participate know.

In the beginning is the word is not wishy-washy. There are no two ways about it.

In the beginning is the word is not a movable feast, as those who have written it in their famous book want you to believe.

There are infinite roads to Rome, but none of those roads change that in the beginning is the word.

Having not awakened to what we are, what we do, and what we have means we have ways to go, much of it uphill and some of it through steep valleys.

In the beginning is the word is what I’m talking of in my LIMITLESS OPPORTUNITIES program.

Simple, not complicated

When you get to how it all began, it gets simple, not complicated.

You dispel confusion.

Through the dispelling of confusion, your life without limits shall come.

Through the dispelling of confusion, you will go out into the world dancing and your invisible limiting and conflicting beliefs will align.

The beliefs that don’t serve you, out of alignment with how it all began, will fall by the wayside.

A huge weight will be lifted off your shoulders.

This is your ticket and how the cards are dealt.

It’s never too late to be feelings-driven.

It’s never too late to do the right thing.

Little-known steps to get words to work for you forever and a day

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I never thought this would happen to me.

When it did, happen that is, as you’d expect, I was taken aback.

I was merrily jogging through the trees of my favorite forest when two young spandex speedsters blew by me on their $300 shoes.

For a moment, I was disheartened.

What’s the point–they’re fast like the wind?

I’m not.

Then I realized that it’s not a race.

It’s a journey from beginning to end, and as Yogi Berra has observed, “Predictions are hard to make, especially about the future.”

There is no winning, just feeling good.

The rest is technique.

How it all began

Those who read only one book have got how it all began down pat. They know, or so they say, knowing full well they’re lying all the way to the bank.

I read less and write more, hence I know that in the beginning is the word can be denied only by confirming it.

Without words, there’s no beginning.

In the wordless world of energy, fire, earth, wind, water, elements, cells, plants, and animals, beginning is absent for self-evident reasons. And so is end, and everything in between beginning and end such as jogging through the trees of my favorite forest.

In the beginning is the word

The only variable in time and space is the invention of the word. It revolutionized evolution and defies our understanding of how the universe works.

Everything else was designed a long time ago, but you are free to decide your words among the more than you could handle if you lived a million years.

Billions of words in English alone, claim those who claim to have counted them all, to which I say bullpoop.

All the truths in the world add up to a lie.

From words, worlds are born

The founder of the limitless opportunity challenge, people ask me, Beat, which limitless opportunities principle is your favorite?

To which I answer: 3 words.

Words become things.

I tell it in everything I do.

Words become things.

That is the secret.

That is my favorite talking point.

There’s no question about it.

You have to work hard to get your words clean to make it simple, but it’s worth it in the end because once you get there, you can move mountains.

That’s my favorite principle.

That’s the hook that I try to catch audiences on, early in the presentation.

This is the power of meaningful words.

And when you keep your word, many decisions are already made.

This is why I create visualizations, why affirmations work, and why showing up works.

Because our behaviors and our actions are our words in motion.

Never let “In the beginning is the word” out of your sight.

And let others do what they like instead.

Word and let word

Tolerate the words of others so that they will similarly tolerate yours.

From learning words to habits is faster than you think

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Words become habits faster than you think

Habits rule the conditioned mind.

Hold it!

Relax.

Before you jump to conclusions you only risk to regret later, don’t think that your mind has a choice — it is conditioned whether it likes it or not.

The freedom you have, the only freedom you have, is to decide who does the conditioning.

It’s either other word-users with their companies’ interests in mind, each their own…

…or it’s you.

Use your freedom wisely, for habits eat good intentions for breakfast.

Habits are first cobwebs (the tangled webs produced by spiders) too light to be felt until they fast become chains too heavy to be broken.

Because we’re animals, albeit animals with words, we can never free ourselves from habits. But we can replace bad word habits with good word habits in the blink of an eye.

No habit impacts what do and what we have more than word habits, which are words spoken habitually and repeatedly, out loud or in self-talk don’t make any difference.

Call it a dream, it doesn’t change anything.

Therefore, what you do and what you have is not an accident. It is a direct consequence of the words you use repeatedly.

Watch your word

Watch your words for the ones you use repeatedly become your habits faster than you think.

Your habits in turn determine what you achieve and what you fail to achieve.

What you achieve in turn becomes your self-image, also known as your self-esteem, which in turn becomes your destiny.

However, in the beginning of this chain of events — of words, habits, achievements, self-image, and destiny — is always the word. The beginning is key. Never let that out of your sight.

Never let how everything began…

In the beginning of you is the word.

…including how you began out of your sight.

Needless to say but for the sake of this post I say it anyway, you is a word.

When you change how you look at words, you, your life, and your world will change.

Somewhere on purpose versus nowhere by accident

Some word-users arrive somewhere on purpose.

Those are the ones that use vision repeatedly.

They have other things going for them as well, but they all have a vision which they either achieve or die trying.

Other word-user decide to arrive nowhere by accident.

These are the ones that don’t watch the words they use repeatedly, including the broken not to be spoken to begin with.

Men’s natures are alike. It is their habits that separates them.” – Confucius

Simple versus complicated

You might think the journey from birth to death is complicated.

I know exactly how it feels because I used to make the same mistake myself.

But when you branch out and take the road less traveled, you’ll discover that it’s simple, and that simple isn’t complicated when you know how.

Some word-users claim it’s simple to be happy but hard to be simple. Those are the ones that simply don’t know how.

I’ve been a simplification coach, and I have helped myself and my clients to simplify their lives, for as long as I remember.

I’ve written a bunch about simple, among others in the “LAST TRAIN TO SIMPLE – The crazy method to love life” — to which the reader reviews are here.

Now, after my latest book, “THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY – What can be denied only by confirming it”, is out, I will soon release my new book on “HOW TO SIMPLIFY” (title yet to be defined. Any suggestions will be much appreciated).

In the beginning is the word

Like THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY, HOW TO SIMPLIFY will be based on what can be denied only by confirming it, that is in the beginning is the word.

HOW TO SIMPLIFY will be based on the fact that when you change how you look at words, you, your life your world, and your destiny will change in the blink of an eye.

Words that don’t serve you are easier to abandon today than tomorrow.

Word habits that serve you versus word habits that harm you aren’t a question of easy or hard. On the contrary, word habits are just that, a question of habit. But word habits good or bad come with BIG consequences because word habits work like compound interest, you get back more than you put in.

The minute you change the bad words for words that serve you well — I’ll help you to figure them out, to each their own — your destiny changes, and when your destiny changes, how you feel changes too, which in turn determines what you go after and what you avoid,,,

…for the rest of your life and a day.

Takeaway

Nothing impacts your destiny more than what you feel now.

Now you can feel good or bad anytime.

Don’t ever let that freedom out of your sight.

Your destiny depends on it.

Do you believe that media would exist without words?

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In the wordless world

Everything you have a word for doesn’t exist in the wordless world for self-evident reasons, including of course media.

In the wordy world

In the wordy world of word-users, word is the medium without which there wouldn’t be any (media).

For completeness’ sake, let me add that it’s not just about media.

There’d be no word-users either.

Breathe and allow things to pass

You will continue to suffer if you have an emotional reaction to social media.

Power is sitting back and observing everything with logic.

If social media controls you means everyone with a smart phone can control you.

Breathe and allow things to pass.

How to make your morning productivity explode with one simple tactic

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I was happily pedaling on my bicycle when a T-shirted speedster blew by me on her battery-powered roller.

For a moment, I was dis-appointed.

She’s speedy, I’m not. She’s young, I’m not. What’s the point?

Then I realized, A) that I had failed that morning to appoint myself, B) that it’s not a race, and C) that I don’t own a plan B.

It’s not a race. On the contrary, it’s a journey from the beginning to the end, to each their own, including the lies we’re told with no end in sight.

You’re making choices you’re told by your handheld devices. It’s a lie. There are more choices than any word-user can embrace in a thousand-plus years.

If you got up this new morning to make choices, it might be your turn to be disappointed. You’re too late by a country smile. The choices have been made, it’s not for you to make any.

All the word-users can do is make decisions, each their own, from among the more words than you could manage even if you lived a thousand years which even your best friend will probably doubt.

Decide is all the word-users can do. That’s the only variable in time and space. Everything else has been decided eons ago.

But as you’re breathing, in this eon right now, lucky you are identical to every other word-user, free to believe as you decide, provided you believe it is true.

The beauty of it? No other word or other word-user can believe it for you.

Behind every horizon, there is more to see.

Explode your morning productivity

If you dreamt last night of seeing your morning productivity explode today, waking up was a good first step, highly recommended but not enough.

To make your morning productivity explode with one simple tactic depends on how you’ve been educated.

In other words, it depends on what you believe about words.

If you believe the word is what they want you to believe at kindergarten, school, university, church, and internet, to name a few, you will never know the first thing about the word nor about the beginning.

Everybody has heard about that in the beginning is the word, but only a few word-users know what it means.

Education

Kindergarten, school, university, church, and internet, to name a few, are all about education, and “anyone who tries to make a distinction between education and entertainment doesn’t know the first thing about either” (Marshall McLuhan).

People ask me, Beat, what do you believe we should change about education? How do you think we could improve schools to celebrate and uplift the children and our specie as a whole?

I think and know I’m not the only one, that the system is broken, that it’s been broken since it’s been invented by word-masters thousands of years ago, and that more of the same will be just that, more broken.

Getting our young together, getting them outdoors, getting them to play, getting them to create, and getting them to decide on their own, is important. But all animals do this, and more, naturally.

We, the animal with words, as opposed to every other species on Earth, are the only specie that builds schools for the sole purpose of words.

And anyone who tries to make a distinction between education and school doesn’t know the first thing about either.

All elements, plants, and animals learn

All elements, plants, and animals learn to decide and to move on their own, but they do it without schools. Most of them do it even without brains, but that’s a different story altogether.

I think that’s what education is about, and that schools all over the world should be made to remember that’s what they’re about.

Sure, what I believe is a new method to belief that makes the old obsolete, which is why it’s hard to embrace for many readers.

But hard doesn’t make it impossible.

Though it’s hard to believe, you are playing with the idea as we speak anyway, aren’t you?

Back to making your morning productivity explode with one simple tactic.

If you don’t know how, that’s how it’s done:

Don’t go with what they want you to believe about words at kindergarten, school, university, church, and internet, to name a few. Instead, embrace what can be denied only by confirming it:

In the beginning is the word

From words, worlds are born.
Words work.
Decide your words well.
“Using words to talk of words is like using a pencil to draw a picture of itself, on itself.” – Patrick Rothfuss
“What a word means, a sentence cannot say.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein
Words are a prison, but even a prison is a home if you have the key (the key is in THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY for everybody to see).
Everything word-users have a word for is a word.
Everything word-users know is a word.
Words are what word-users respond to.
Words are how word-users aim at what they’re looking for.
A word is in the beginning of everything the word-users have a word for, you included.
The appearance of words has revolutionized evolution.
Words have not only changed everything word-users have a word for, they create it.
Words are a gift we’re meant to keep.
Words don’t describe the world, they merely describe how the word-users see it.
Words have not only changed what the word-users see, but how they see.
Words are the limits of the word-users world.
Once you see that, they cease to be the limits of your world.
Words are not taught at school.
The story of words is not told, neither at school nor anywhere else.
Word-masters have known that in the beginning is the word since the beginning of words.
Word-users love to use their words.
Words tend to get mistaken for evidence, and the word-users often treat them that way.
If you have a word for it, it’s a word.
If you ignore what words can do to you, then you can have no empathy for what words can do to other word-users.
Words do not matter (they possess zero electric charge).
Words have no meaning.
Words don’t make sense.
The one with the matter, meaning, and senses, the sensational one, is you.
A word, any word, can be denied only by confirming it.
Words defy our understanding of how the universe works.
Words couldn’t be anything else if they tried.
For self-evident reasons.
Call it a dream, it doesn’t change anything.

There’s nothing so stable as change

I think the days are coming when things are changing on planet Earth.

I think we are awakening, and word-users are asking the same exact question, and answering it as well.

So much to be excited about for future generations on planet Earth and our species.

To make you MASSIVELY stand out from the crowd, do the opposite of what most people do.

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Have you seen Oppenheimer, the movie?

It’s possible you’ve read the book. Who knows, maybe you did both.

To make your view of the world MASSIVELY stand out from the crowd, is easy to do.

Do the opposite of what the crowd does.

The majority of word-users read the book or watch the movie thinking Oppenheimer is about the atomic bomb.

To MASSIVELY stand out from the crowd, dig just a little bit deeper.

When you do, you’ll see that Oppenheimer is about more than just the atom bomb.

You’ll see that Oppenheimer is — for lack of a better word — about insanity.

Don’t let me be misunderstood.

It’s neither for me nor for anybody else to tell you what to do and what not to do on your journey.

All I’m saying is that the choices exist — you can conform or stand out any time you want — that the decision is yours, and that no other word or word-user can decide it for you.

Oppenheimer is more than about the bomb

To build an atomic bomb takes words and word-users.

How can you know beyond the shadow of a doubt?

Nothing wordless has ever built an atomic bomb.

The wordless sun hasn’t, nor has the wordless moon, stars, stardust, fire, air, earth, cells, plants, animals, eyes, and brains.

To build an atomic bomb took animals with words, of which Oppenheimer is part.

In other words, that’s what Oppenheimer is also about.

It took words to build the atomic bomb.

And it took yet more words to get us into the state the world is in, which is where you and I are waging a war against nature, a war against you and me.

If we win, we’re guaranteed to lose.

Beyond the shadow of a doubt.

Have I mentioned insanity?

A new model that makes the old obsolete

If we don’t embrace soon a new model that makes the old model obsolete, it’ll be the end of us.

More and more word-users are ready to bet their life on it, which like for the atomic bomb, cannot be done without words. The proof is in the pudding. The wordless don’t do it.

Not that it matters, after all, words also don’t matter.

And though it’s not taught at school, everybody knows that all will be good in the end, and that if not all is good, it means that it’s not the end yet.

Talking of which…

Even should it one day be the end for us, it won’t be the end for all things wordless. On the contrary, the wordless on our planet will be happy to see the end of the words and the word-users once again.

The only difference shall be that we and our children will no be longer present to see it.

Words have revolutionized evolution

Oppenheimer is also about the fact that in the most recent 0.0003% of Earth-Time that they have been around, the word and the word-users have revolutionized evolution.

Before Words

In the first 99.9997% of the 4.65 billion years since the wordless fire, air, earth, and water arrived from outer space by space travel to invent our planet, you could say that the few things that happened over those 4.65 billion years happened slowly.

Based on the numbers above, you could say they took forever.

After Words

In the remaining 0.0003% of the 4.65 billion years of Earth-Time, the word and the word-users have been invented…

  • 3/1000th of a second before midnight
  • When the age was stone, the Sahara green, Northern Europe under 1-mile-thick ice, and writing hadn’t been invented yet
  • 13,750 years ago.

And now, 13,750 years later, there are 4 billion words in English alone.

That means since the invention of presumably the first word 13,750 years ago, the word-users have invented 290,909 additional words in each of those 13,750 years. Imagine that!

With no end in sight. Imagine that!

Everything you know is a word

Though it’s hard to believe and it’s not taught at school, everybody understands that everything we know is a word.

Yet some word-users want you to believe that it’s possible to know 4 billion of them, which includes truth and world, to name a few.

Truth

To each word-user their own truth.

Let alone a different word for true depending on location.

World

As for truth above, world too means different things to different word-users. Let alone a different word for world depending on location.

If even truth and world, just 2 words of 4 billion, mean different things to different people at different times, this makes you wonder about the purpose of evolution, the purpose of intelligence, the purpose of words, and the purpose of the atomic bombs, does it not?

If not, do you wonder about anything at all?

No question about it

No question about it, the invention of words has allowed us to get to the top of the food chain, with the word-users life expectancies 10 times longer than they used to be, and now ready for breakfast on Mars.

But what’s the purpose of all of these and other accomplishments if they only serve us to describe the state of the world in these terms:

If we don’t end the war against ourselves, it’ll be the end of us.

Words have revolutionized evolution before.

I’m not saying they can do it again. All I’m saying is let’s give words a chance.

To do again what they did 13,750 years ago.

Revolutionize evolution.

If your words don’t have rules, you’re doing it wrong

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In the wordless world

In the wordless world, everything you have a word for doesn’t exist for self-evident reasons, including word for equally self-evident reasons.

In the wordy world

In the wordy world, everybody knows that everything is different because everything we know is what we have words for.

But that’s not all.

What everybody doesn’t know is that words have rules the grammarians don’t have a clue about.

With grammar taught at schools throughout the world means the 7 word rules below are ignored by both the grammarians and the other word-users throughout the world, too.

Word rules

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#1: Words do not matter

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#2: If you have a word for it, it’s a word.

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#3: Words are always yours

When you speak a word, any word — whether in self-talk or aloud — it will be yours always for nobody else can think it or speak it for you.

#4: A word can be denied only by confirming it.

If you want to deny a word, any word, you’ll discover in the blink of an eye that it cannot be done without using it.

#5: Words are how word-users aim at what they’re looking for.

Whenever word-users are looking for anything — such as heartbreak, success, happiness, more, time, problem, solution, agreement, direction, or decision, to name a select few of the 4 billion English words on offer, you’re sure to use those words.

#6: Words are the limits of your world.

Words are a prison, but even a prison is a home if you have the key.
PS. If interested, the key is now in THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY for everybody to see.

#7: A word is never another (word).

Examples:

Mistaking words for another (word) is a BIG mistake because it prevents anyone making it from knowing the first thing about either.

To say of two things that they are identical is nonsense. And to say of one thing that it is identical with itself is to say nothing.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein
“Anyone who tries to make a distinction between education and entertainment doesn’t know the first thing about either.” – Marshall McLuhan

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Takeaway

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If your words don’t have rules, you’re doing it wrong.

Follow the 7 word rules above to see words work for you, as opposed to against you, in no time at all.

What makes a good picture?

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In the wordless world

In the wordless world, nothing exists that word-users have a word for.

For self-evident reasons that includes good and picture.

In the wordy world

In the wordy world:

  • Picture is a word
  • Everything you have a word for is a word
  • A word, any word, couldn’t be anything else if it tried
  • Picture is mistaken to speak 1,000 words

This might make sense at first sight — especially the part about picture speaking, which presupposes that words have the organs required (to speak).

But unlike the word-users, words are void of organs.

And if you look a wee bit closer, you can clearly see that the invention of pictures predates the invention of words by 30,000 years.

This we know from cave paintings in different parts of the world that are 30,000 years older than the words that the first word-users began 30,000 years later to describe those cave paintings with.

And 43,750 years after the invention of pictures, we now believe that dance/pantomime, music, sculpture, and pictures/paintings are part of the classic arts.

What’s rarely talked about yet extra special about the classic arts is that they are older than words. But that’s about art, a different story altogether that will be addressed in a separate post when the time for art is right.

Back to pictures and words

In case you forgot, words were invented when the age was stone, the Sahara green, Northern Europe under 1-mile-thick ice, and writing hadn’t been invented yet.

In other words, words were invented 13,750 years ago.

But we shall never know what happened after that because the witnesses are gone. All we can safely assume is that it was Event A or Event B before the other.

  • Event A: When words were new, 13,750 years ago, our ancestors had to invent 1,000 words before they could even begin to accuse pictures of speaking as many.
  • Event B: Our ancestors began to mistake picture — which at the risk of repeating myself is a word — for possessing the organs required to speak words, let alone 1,000 of them each.

Fact is, it didn’t take long for the majority of word-users to mistake words for what they aren’t.

Imagine that!

13,750 years later, Wikipedia speaks 2.916 words (about pictures), and any art critic worth their salt will find the number of words it takes to fill a book about the Lascaux cave pictures alone.

But no word-user today believes that words possess the organs required to talk because schools all over the world now finally teach that words are words, and the only ones with the organs required to use words are the teachers and students of words, that is the word-users.

But who am I, the author of THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY, to talk in turn?

I could be wrong.

Maybe schools all over the world still don’t teach the difference between the word and the word-user.

Maybe the 4 word-users below are right.

  • ”Strange times are these in which we live when old and young are taught falsehoods in school.” – Plato (2,500 years ago)
  • “Call it a dream, it doesn’t change anything.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein (99 years ago)
  • “The school system is the homogenizing hopper into which we toss our integral tots for processing.” – Marshall McLuhan (74 years ago)
  • “When I look back on all the crap I learned in high school, it’s a wonder I can think at all.” – Paul Simon (40 years ago)

Takeaway

The choices are there.

The decision is yours.

No other word or word-user can decide it for you.

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