Own your words, own your philosophy. “Words are up for grabs; once you own one word, you will want to own another… A spiritual rewilding of words is needed for a new agency to be born, with each individual owning a philosophy bespoke to them.” lessfoolish.substack.com/p/b…

Peter N Limberg retweeted: As a lover of non-rationality, the last act of @peternlimberg’s talk is poetry I call the Liberating Structures project @WiseCrowdsLSDAO but I’d nuance that the moment is about MORE OR LESS FOOLISHNESS as Wisdom is artful participation that goes both ways youtu.be/fTzVbCtobFs

1/ Own your words, own your philosophy. Now is the moment for a new philosophical practice: BADED DEFINITIONS. lessfoolish.substack.com/p/b… 🧵

@peternlimberg 7/ Owning one word will not be enough… “Words are up for grabs; once you own one word, you will want to own another. Soon you will know that the ‘spirit of the word’ is far greater than the ‘letter of the word.’ A spiritual rewilding of words is needed…”

@peternlimberg 3/ “Rick Rubin, the American record producer, understands Source as “the organizing principle of everything,” with our bodies being the antennas that connect to it.”

@peternlimberg 2/ A taxonomy … Lexical definitions come from a dictionary. Stipulative definitions come from others (and ego). Based definitions come from Source.

@peternlimberg 5/ If your words are not based, you’ll be exposed as philosophically incoherent by a simple technique: you are asked to define “X” … Quoted feed from @vanguard_pod LOL: Briahna Joy Gray BREAKS the brain of Rising guest Bethany Mandel by asking her to define “wokeness”

@peternlimberg 6/ Take care, owning your words can be dangerous … “When you own one word by assigning it a new definition, it will unsettle related words that are previously unexamined, which in turn will unsettle any unexamined philosophy.”