Monthly Archives: June 2022

Au-delà de la philosophie: les visions de Jacques Prévert… Plus tard ce sera trop tard. Notre vie est maintenant. Later will be too late. Our life is now. Jacques Prévert (1900-77), French poet and screenwriter Avec lui, nous sommes dans un domaine où les mots et les yeux s’unissent…! With him, we are in aContinue reading “Poetry beyond philosophy …”

🔲 Dónde estarán los siglos, dónde el sueñode espadas que los tártaros soñaron,dónde los fuertes muros que allanaron,dónde el Árbol de Adán y el otro Leño?El presente está solo. La memoriaerige el tiempo. Sucesión y engañoes la rutina del reloj. El añono es menos vano que la vana historia.Entre el alba y la noche hayContinue reading “El Instante”

#PerspectivesOfTheWorld Je préfère la perspective Chagallique 🌬💗 I prefer the Chagallic perspective. 🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀 “Only love interests me, and I am only in contact with things that revolve around love.”

… was fought around 40,000 years ago within the Pre-Nostratic population shortly before we left Africa, the descendants of whom speak the languages of the Nostratic primary language family I have proposed … War is something you give in to. Martial inclination feels like filling a gap, but the perceived gap is an illusion createdContinue reading “The world’s first war…”

“A different language is a different vision of life.” Federico Fellini Sample: टिक सवट्टै नु प्रतिष्ठा कफेरा अधिकार ककेजे जिबेजी अगन्जी । गिना ग्याओ चिय कफेरा मागभया नाङ्टे अङी । ••• ṭik sawaṭṭe nu pratiṣṭhā kapherā adhikār kakeje jibejī aganjī. ginā gyāo ciy kapherā māgbhayā nāṅ’ṭe aṅī. ••• All human beings are born free andContinue reading “Away with the souls of the forest 💚✨”

I propose the existence of a universal Amerindian language family, encompassing all the indigenous languages of the Americas, and some small groups in Siberia. They are the “Boundless” Tongues, linked by adherence to the Buzz-Concept infinity and its variants (such as omnipotence), and to the realm of “Orientalescence”, belonging to the wider primary language familyContinue reading “The Amerindian languages”

Il faut cultiver notre jardin. It is up to us to cultivate our garden. Voltaire (1694-1778) So goes the concluding quote of Voltaire’s most prominent work Candide, ou l’Optimisme (1759), a novella which satirically comments on events, thinkers and philosophies of his time. Born François-Marie Arouet in Paris in 1694, his œuvre flavoured the eveContinue reading “@Les Révolutions de Voltaire~”

“Dura lex, sed lex.” | The law is harsh, but it is the law. | Literally: ”Hard law, but law.” Fact: The law is a linguistic construct. Every single legal system is dependent on language to be enforced. Laws are written in language; judges make verbal rulings. Both phenomena are inextricably linked and not quiteContinue reading “So Lexy: language is law, law is language”

👅 FACT: the possibilities of human language are infinite, meaning that all the morphemes of all the languages of the world can be combined with infinite consequence.

See the original post here. The “Da Vinci Curse” is a funny thing -a massive existential riddle for us all to solve- left by the legendary artist and polymath Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci, popularly called Leonardo da Vinci ”Leonardo from Vinci”, or simply ”Da Vinci”. Born in Anchiano, near Vinci in the RepublicContinue reading “The Da Vinci Curse part 2”