Binding words.

I've had this thought for a while now, but never posted it on here until now. I have a sort of half-thought "theory" of why we are not able to do something of things we wish we could do.

And I think our words play a big role in this. for hundreds or maybe a few thousands of years, we've trained our minds that the words we use encompass everything we see and do.

Each of these passing generations, the meaning implied by these words deteriorates more and more, binding us to a meaningless meaningless language.

misinterpretation, less passion, less sympathy... our main tool for communication. Somewhere along the lines, we've simplified that tool and have forgotten what it can do for us.

Do you think we've become psychologically suppressed by our language that we are unable to do half the things we want to?

look as hard as you can... there may be something behind the curtains...