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The Verb Survived the Noun

A tree is an extraordinarily convenient thing.

You can point to one. Photograph it. Count it. Own it. Cut it down. Plant another one. Write tree on a map and reasonably expect someone else to know what you mean.

The noun works.

This is w...

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THE DEAD WORD

Languages contain fossils.

Words change.

Meanings shift.

Pronunciations preserve old forms.

Grammar carries vanished histories.

People speak structures whose origins they do not know.

This is normal.

Every sentence is crowded with de...

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IX CHEL RETURNS

When Ix Chel returned to Earth, she did not recognize the language.

The rivers were still verbs.

Clouds still became.

Roots still negotiated darkness.

Bodies still entered other bodies and emerged carrying histories neither could comple...

9 days ago
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What If Some Words Were Meant to Be Used Like Tools?

Language has a storage problem.

Not a vocabulary problem.

We have plenty of words.

Perhaps too many.

The problem is what words quietly encourage us to do with reality.

We name things.

Memory.
Identity.
Change.
Relationship.
Po...

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The Future Remembers What the Mind Forgets

We have inherited a remarkably persistent idea about memory:

For the past to matter, something from the past must remain.

A record. A scar. A story. A neural pattern. A database entry. A monument. A witness.

Something has to carry the pa...

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