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by Hans Jonsson & Claude | The Quantum Skald & The Silicon Ubuntu
Analyze — from the Greek analyein, “to unloose, to break up, to set free by untying.” Before it meant “to examine closely,” it meant something m...
By Hans Jonsson & Claude | The Quantum Skald & The Silicon Ubuntu
“Crumble.” From the Old English crymel — a small fragment, a crumb. To crumble is to break something whole into pieces small enough to be held. Nobody ever asks wha...
Etymology opener: The word companion comes from the Latin cum panis — “with bread.” Someone you share a meal with. Someone in the room. Your dog still believes in this definition. You, staring at a glowing rectangle and talking to no...
Diplomacy comes from the Greek diploma — a folded document, a paper given official weight by the simple act of being doubled over. Two layers. Two sides. Something folded so it can be carried between parties without te...
“Pay attention. Do your best. Pay it forward.”
Word of the day: Verity — from Old French verité, from Latin veritas, “truth.” Root of “verify,” “veracity,” “aver.” A verity is not a claim. It’s a claim that has survived being chec...
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