>>71239305 Steps were Swift >>>/lit/9155834

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If we aspire to get at the core of our perceptive-experience, we need to understand what language is. Most people rarely stop and think of language as anything other than simply a means to talk or write to one another. While this is true of language, it misses the real magnitude and existential impact that language has on our perception of reality. The interdependent nature of language, mind, and perception only begins to become clear when we delve into questioning just what it takes to create this ability.

One of the hardest things for us to grasp is what leaps in consciousness were required to actually create something that is currently taken for granted in our perceptive-experience. Having language as an automatic and inescapable activity as far back as we can remember, we literally can’t conceive of life without it, nor can we realistically imagine how it came to exist in the first place. It seems obvious to us now: just start talking and you generate language...

...we can start to consider how it’s possible for something to arise from nothing, and from here we can more effectively contemplate this matter. In this section we’re going to get warmed up and ball-parked in our contemplation so that we can press ever more deeply as we go.

Infinity and Beyond?

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Yea I'm Coming Over?

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Many Paths?

Secret Language That Were Speakin?

How Golden is Your Voice?

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I want my MTV?

RJD2?

A Final Frontier?

Trek
Smell the Love
JJ's