Re: Lunatic Survey

Pablo Flores wrote:

> R: "Absolute must" is redundant.
Not in the way some English speakers use it. :)

>        9)  FINALLY: what is the appeal of an invented language for you?
> Wherein is its "sexiness"?  Its spirituality?  its sensuality?  What keeps
> you at it?  How does it benefit you?  Does it harm you?  heal you?
>
> R: I love making a balance between chaos and order. And that's language: chaos
> derived from a lot of human (or alien) minds, constantly fighting with order,
> born to make communication possible.
I would say that rather language is an instrument capable of explaining
both real and very unreal situations, and it is only natural for it to strive
to be able to communicate *both* possibilities.

P.S.:  I don't want to sound carping, but I've noticed that you tend not
to return to the beginning of the line after every so many characters.  If
you would please make a return, that would make reading the text of your
letters far more easy, at least for me.  Thanks :)

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We look at [the Tao], and do not see it;
  Its name is the Invisible.
                 - Lao Tsu, _Tao Te Ching_

Nature is wont to hide herself.
                 - Herakleitos
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