Recently I asked which people thought most potent: Word or Action? All ultimately landed on action but a few folks went a bit deeper talking about the power of word and deed match/mismatch. I think word and act are a chicken/egg type trick, as each can trigger the other.
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Word is also action, talk about authors or journalists. And sometimes action is the best form of words, the fourth form of verb.
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Yes! I do agree there's a symbiotic relationship. And, word matching deed is powerful. Sadly, I don't know a human, very much including myself, that achieves word/deed consistently. I do work on it but human is human :D
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Language is like humans... The others always feel that you are more powerful but only the language knows how to exist within the 26 characters.
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Replying to @vingar
What about you, Vinish? What are your language(s) and how do they influence you most? I'm truly fascinated.

Jun 14, 2020 路 2:17 AM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
In read and write in English and study a bit about language and its history in a few fascinating references @aeonmag What fascinates me most: - subjectivity in interpretation when we need to draw shapes to explain it - how people are so confident when they are NOT clear enough
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To your first fascination, I'm unclear what you mean by needing to draw shapes. Example (you might have to draw a shape for me HA!) ;-) To your second point, BAM! We need to apply a specificity algorithm to language and get as literal as possible. Could help us with conflict.
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