February 7th, 2023
- #2tweet vaguely musing about how "collaboration" and "synergy" both translate as "working together" (the first from French/Latin, the second from Greek) and wondering what an Anglish work would be. first thought was withwork, but I just noted "together" is English too. togetherwork?
- vaguely musing about how "collaboration" and "synergy" both translate as "working together" (the first from French/Latin, the second from Greek) and wondering what an Anglish work would be. first thought was withwork, but I just noted "together" is English too. togetherwork?
- of course, checking out German is a good place to start:
seems like the most common translation of "collaborate" is "zusammenarbeitin" = together-work, but English doesn't have zusammen or arbeiten...
...but lo! mitwirken! 
- > "Alas," said Dumbledore, "we all know that what should be, and what is, are two different things. Thank you for keeping this in mind."
- there is no should-is different from what-is
- not perceiving the holy idea is the same as having a particular delusion
- the unholy delusion (of 7 is that you can direct your own unfolding)
- which causes unholy difficulty/discomfort (of not knowing what to do)
- which causes unholy reaction (of planning)
- great take on what happens when you lose track of certain facets of nonduality