When I read about such a thing as 'truth', there's always this thought that 'pop' in my mind : "Is there any answer where no question dwells?"

It is somewhat a remise en question of the duality aspect of human conceptualization efforts. As an example, temperature. It is not so much the temperature that human's 'feel', rather than the variation of, so that being in a room maintained at a constant degree, one 'looses' the sense of it. We feel 'cold' when the temperature drops in regards to its prior state. And so, it seems, that only variables actually have 'physical footprint', while constants are 'contextual qualities' (something akin to metadata, of which, is also data, albeit data that describes data in an environment). Sorry for the repetitiveness, erf...

Hence the actual subject of this thread : "Is there any solution where no problem dwells?"

Because when I think about it, and as far as I can see, there is only one problem, namely, that there isn't actually any. We seem to be comforting ourselves in our own problems. Something like 'bipedal problem factories". Some going as far as looking for and/or generating their issues. They need one, they crave it, as if it's their 'existencial drive/motive to exist'. Of course, I'm not speaking from some "above all that" seat, I'm quite aware that I tend to actually generate my own predicaments to whine about.

It could be that the problem/solution variation gives a additional layer of 'existence', or a 'feeling of'. It may also be, or alternatively be about 'superiority'/'existencial importance' vis-à-vis other species, or a 'feeling of'.

At the end of the day, I see humanity as a species in an 'existencial crisis', whereas words are becoming somewhat increasingly obselete to define not only the world around us, but also ourselves, and one in regards to the other. However, this is my more pessimist opinion of it, I like to think that the species may be in teenage, and thus experiencing abrupt changes in a relatively short time (species wise). One could look at it as being in the transitory phase of childhood to adulthood as a rite of passage from 'human' to 'something else?'

Anyway, thanks for reading such confusing diatribes and, as always, Cheers! 

(01-13-2026, 01:12 PM)IgnorantGod Wrote: When I read about such a thing as 'truth', there's always this thought that 'pop' in my mind : "Is there any answer where no question dwells?"

It is somewhat a remise en question of the duality aspect of human conceptualization efforts. As an example, temperature. It is not so much the temperature that human's 'feel', rather than the variation of, so that being in a room maintained at a constant degree, one 'looses' the sense of it. We feel 'cold' when the temperature drops in regards to its prior state. And so, it seems, that only variables actually have 'physical footprint', while constants are 'contextual qualities' (something akin to metadata, of which, is also data, albeit data that describes data in an environment). Sorry for the repetitiveness, erf...

Hence the actual subject of this thread : "Is there any solution where no problem dwells?"

Because when I think about it, and as far as I can see, there is only one problem, namely, that there isn't actually any. We seem to be comforting ourselves in our own problems. Something like 'bipedal problem factories". Some going as far as looking for and/or generating their issues. They need one, they crave it, as if it's their 'existencial drive/motive to exist'. Of course, I'm not speaking from some "above all that" seat, I'm quite aware that I tend to actually generate my own predicaments to whine about.

It could be that the problem/solution variation gives a additional layer of 'existence', or a 'feeling of'. It may also be, or alternatively be about 'superiority'/'existencial importance' vis-à-vis other species, or a 'feeling of'.

At the end of the day, I see humanity as a species in an 'existencial crisis', whereas words are becoming somewhat increasingly obselete to define not only the world around us, but also ourselves, and one in regards to the other. However, this is my more pessimist opinion of it, I like to think that the species may be in teenage, and thus experiencing abrupt changes in a relatively short time (species wise). One could look at it as being in the transitory phase of childhood to adulthood as a rite of passage from 'human' to 'something else?'

Anyway, thanks for reading such confusing diatribes and, as always, Cheers!  [Image: https://denyignorance.com//images/addsmi...cheers.gif]

I don't know if I would be so optimistic about the crisis in regards to words and your hinting of moving onto something better.
In my opinion, the social engineering , especially dumbing down of the education systems globally, as well as social media and 'AI' , paired with the extreme mockery, and lack of spirituality and genuine feeling for 'energy'/Nature/natural living are the 'why' of words perhaps not being enough.
If humanity was largely adept, self realised, and more in tune with it's own nature and Nature, I feel that the average vocabulary would be more than enough, no need for telepathy or brain implants.
The grimoire of language, the grammar, is magick.
Each word creates change, intent, and energy.
And each word has spirit.
I think we need to get back to that, not move forward into some false evolutionary paradigm .
Just my spitballing.

(01-13-2026, 02:35 PM)sahgwa Wrote: I don't know if I would be so optimistic about the crisis in regards to words and your hinting of moving onto something better.
In my opinion, the social engineering , especially dumbing down of the education systems globally, as well as social media and 'AI' , paired with the extreme mockery, and lack of spirituality and genuine feeling for 'energy'/Nature/natural living are the 'why' of words perhaps not being enough.
If humanity was largely adept, self realised, and more in tune with it's own nature and Nature, I feel that the average vocabulary would be more than enough, no need for telepathy or brain implants.
The grimoire of language, the grammar, is magick.
Each word creates change, intent, and energy.
And each word has spirit.
I think we need to get back to that, not move forward into some false evolutionary paradigm .
Just my spitballing.

I tend to want think that I take a non-positive/negative stance on 'where' humanity is going, but that would simply be another layer of self-delusion. I fairly agree with you, and am pessimist by default. Which is why I also stated my somewhat less pessimistic opinion as the "teenage".

My personal take on the matter as of this moment is that the "something else" I referred to is the result of the techno-singularity, which I presume won't be 'human' anymore.

(01-13-2026, 02:35 PM)sahgwa Wrote: [...] [L]ack of spirituality and genuine feeling for 'energy'/Nature/natural living are the 'why' of words perhaps not being enough.
If humanity was largely adept, self realised, and more in tune with it's own nature and Nature, I feel that the average vocabulary would be more than enough, no need for telepathy or brain implants.
The grimoire of language, the grammar, is magick.
Each word creates change, intent, and energy.
And each word has spirit.
[...]

While, from experience, I tend to doubt about any meaning of words outside the human paradigm, biosemiotics could actually find something about words. For example, some 'organic' factor that helped emerging language to develop. There may be a 'natural' relationship between the sound sequence and its meaning.

Words are definitely an interesting topic of their own. 

(01-13-2026, 03:07 PM)IgnorantGod Wrote: While, from experience, I tend to doubt about any meaning of words outside the human paradigm, biosemiotics could actually find something about words. For example, some 'organic' factor that helped emerging language to develop. There may be a 'natural' relationship between the sound sequence and its meaning.

Words are definitely an interesting topic of their own. 

Yes the thing that 'They' are pushing is most definitely inhuman.  It leads to all sorts of theories about NHI 'running' the world.  Satan/Yaldabaoth anyone? 

The most fascinating thing about words, besides their meanings, besides their hidden meanings, and their etymology, their phonemes and their other sounds, is their frequency and how they are vibrated. 

The problem is like you alluded to, not naturally extant, but created for an excuse at 'solutions' 

AUM ? :)

(01-13-2026, 03:51 PM)sahgwa Wrote: Yes the thing that 'They' are pushing is most definitely inhuman.  It leads to all sorts of theories about NHI 'running' the world.  Satan/Yaldabaoth anyone? 

The most fascinating thing about words, besides their meanings, besides their hidden meanings, and their etymology, their phonemes and their other sounds, is their frequency and how they are vibrated. 

[...]

I agree, etymology is fascinating, as much as semiotic. Don't know about "hidden meanings" if I'm being honest. But then, 'ignorance' or 'not knowing' may actually be the Mother of All self-delusion, dunno lol.
 

(01-13-2026, 03:51 PM)sahgwa Wrote: [...]

The problem is like you alluded to, not naturally extant, but created for an excuse at 'solutions' 

AUM ? :)

Had to go look on google for AUM, it is as they say : "You learn something everyday."

In defense to words, isn't existence an excuse to exist?

(01-13-2026, 04:03 PM)IgnorantGod Wrote: I agree, etymology is fascinating, as much as semiotic. Don't know about "hidden meanings" if I'm being honest. But then, 'ignorance' or 'not knowing' may actually be the Mother of All self-delusion, dunno lol.
 

Had to go look on google for AUM, it is as they say : "You learn something everyday."

In defense to words, isn't existence an excuse to exist?

You betcha!

Also the Holy One came upon me, and I beheld a white swan floating in the blue. Between its wings I sate, and the æons fled away. Then the swan flew and dived and soared, yet no whither we went.

A little crazy boy that rode with me spake unto the swan, and said: Who art thou that dost float and fly and dive and soar in the inane?
Behold, these many æons have passed; whence camest thou? Whither wilt thou go? And laughing I chid him, saying: No whence! No whither!

The swan being silent, he answered: Then, if with no goal, why this eternal journey?

And I laid my head against the Head of the Swan, and laughed, saying: Is there not joy ineffable in this aimless winging?

Is there not weariness and impatience for who would attain to some goal?
And the swan was ever silent. Ah! but we floated in the infinite Abyss. Joy! Joy! White swan, bear thou ever me up between thy wings!

(01-13-2026, 01:12 PM)IgnorantGod Wrote: When I read about such a thing as 'truth', there's always this thought that 'pop' in my mind : "Is there any answer where no question dwells?"

It is somewhat a remise en question of the duality aspect of human conceptualization efforts. As an example, temperature. It is not so much the temperature that human's 'feel', rather than the variation of, so that being in a room maintained at a constant degree, one 'looses' the sense of it. We feel 'cold' when the temperature drops in regards to its prior state. And so, it seems, that only variables actually have 'physical footprint', while constants are 'contextual qualities' (something akin to metadata, of which, is also data, albeit data that describes data in an environment). Sorry for the repetitiveness, erf...

Hence the actual subject of this thread : "Is there any solution where no problem dwells?"

Because when I think about it, and as far as I can see, there is only one problem, namely, that there isn't actually any. We seem to be comforting ourselves in our own problems. Something like 'bipedal problem factories". Some going as far as looking for and/or generating their issues. They need one, they crave it, as if it's their 'existencial drive/motive to exist'. Of course, I'm not speaking from some "above all that" seat, I'm quite aware that I tend to actually generate my own predicaments to whine about.

It could be that the problem/solution variation gives a additional layer of 'existence', or a 'feeling of'. It may also be, or alternatively be about 'superiority'/'existencial importance' vis-à-vis other species, or a 'feeling of'.

At the end of the day, I see humanity as a species in an 'existencial crisis', whereas words are becoming somewhat increasingly obselete to define not only the world around us, but also ourselves, and one in regards to the other. However, this is my more pessimist opinion of it, I like to think that the species may be in teenage, and thus experiencing abrupt changes in a relatively short time (species wise). One could look at it as being in the transitory phase of childhood to adulthood as a rite of passage from 'human' to 'something else?'

Anyway, thanks for reading such confusing diatribes and, as always, Cheers!  [Image: https://denyignorance.com//images/addsmi...cheers.gif]

Governments, think tanks, and amorphous technocrats want a word.

About you your Lord and Savior the Hegelian Dialectic.

(01-13-2026, 09:31 PM)SteamyAmerican Wrote: Governments, think tanks, and amorphous technocrats want a word.

About you your Lord and Savior the Hegelian Dialectic.

Damn, not Hegel!

I'd prefer to talk about the weeping philosopher instead.

Add a little truth to a lie and most people are apt to believe it.  That does not make it the truth though.

Lately, they have been adding scientific evidence that is not fully pertinent to get people to believe in something that is not even relevent to what they are applying it to.  Usually to boost sales.  I just saw an article today on the healthiest food at fast food places, no ultraprocessed food is actually good for you though, ultraprocessed foods hit the tastebuds and have chemistry that makes us feel good but in the long term it is not good for us if we consume it too often.  Truth is a perception to most people, they will accept something as truth if it matches their desires or benefits them.

Another thing, good vs bad, if you find a twenty dollar bill on the floor of the grocery store, it is good for you and bad for someone else.  If you give that twenty dollar bill to a store employee so they can find the owner, it is good for that employee and usually they will just put it in their pocket and not even look for the owner who dropped it.  If you have the manager state they found a twenty dollar bill in the store, it could start a riot as customers flock to get it.  So, just keep it and keep your eyes open, ask someone looking for something what they are looking for and if they said they lost their money...then give it to them.