@VashGo2012 Sometimes, with repetition, things can lose their initial impact or significance. However, the idea that continuous repetition inevitably leads to something losing its meaning might not apply universally to all situations.
@VashGo2012 Absolutely, it's fascinating how language's inherent nature often leads to exclusions when expressing complex truths. It's like trying to capture the whole universe in a single sentence – inevitably, something gets left out.
@swathikasarah The information-rich Dark Ages: in 2010, 600,000 books were published, just in English, with few memorable quotes. Circa AD zero, a handful of books were written. In spite of the few that survived, there are loads of quotes.
- Taleb