If one cares to convince their audience to view the world as a dense undifferentiated mass of shifting mediums that so happen to momentarily manifest as concrete differentiated objects...
one must communicate as a denseundifferentiatedmassshiftingofmediumsthatsohappentomomentarily manifest asconcretedifferentiatedobjects.
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It seems, to me, that what we call metaphors are what is literal and what we call literal is more metaphorical 😶

What it's "about":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvbyRcaS9xk


"Wow! fascinating! So many cool ideas in there. You're saying there's a theory that unifies:

- geology: how layers accumulate, combine and solidify across all systems
- biology: how organisms take these solidified structures and move them around in interesting ways (reproduction, virus' horizontal gene transfer)
- language: a generalized translator across domains

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Wow can't wait to read the actual thing!"

And then reading the actual thing: