The way you look at the world is based on all the things you accepted and integrated into your being, shaping a unique perspective of the universe that is inherently your own. What you think is true and how you act, is a mixture of your nature and your nurture. The exact argument is for... Continue Reading →
There has been a rising use of AI and large language learning models to produce, generate, and examine text. With the rise of such a technology, we've seen dubious use for both the production of words and as well as the judgement of vetting of words to spot AI generated works. AI to fight AI... Continue Reading →
Words are social agreement For instance, if you and I speak the English language, we would agree that our definitions are very close in similarity. Therefore we can talk to eachother using the same words. To you, a dog is a dog, and to me a dog is a dog. Our use of the word... Continue Reading →
"No Two people can share the exact same journey in life. Even those who walk a path side by side don't walk the path with the same companion. In this regard, my way is my own" -Vin Armani Tao of the Gigolo If a picture is worth a thousand words, would your thousand words be... Continue Reading →
In this, I'll go over how technology CAN inhibit our abilities in language. It could also supplement and enhance language by creating oligio-syncratic syntax, but that's like enhanced-human cyborg tongue and not what I'm covering herein. Interesting, but for another day. When we have technological crutches that aid in our abilities, our abilities degrade. There's... Continue Reading →
The Tower of Babel is a biblical story that depicts the origins of varied languages. Prior to the founding of Babylon, there was a construction effort to build a tower that would reach the heavens. Here's a quick rundown of the story; In ancient times, after the Great Flood, humanity spoke a common language and... Continue Reading →
Words Mean Things 