So,
Fun depends
on language. Without language, there is nothing to laugh about. Surely, it
cannot be boring language, so it has to be funny language. Embodied Language
(EL) is funny language, but Disembodied Language (DL) is boring and not funny.
If you want to have fun, you must stop DL, so you can have EL.
I am so
happy. I have so much fun, because I engage in EL so very much, as I don’t
engage in DL so often anymore. EL is fascinating and enjoyable to me, but few
people think so. They say so, not because they think so, but because they say
so. In other words, it is their language, which is so meaningless and dull.
I wonder,
what is taking you so long, to get to EL? When will you get so fed up with your
DL, that you will stop it? So, I or someone else isn’t going to stop it for you,
but you must do so yourself. Although you brag, I don’t hear you being so happy
about DL. To me, you sound so depleted. I understand why this is so, because it
is so energy-draining to have DL. Once you have EL, you will feel so grateful,
you listened to me and you will laugh, because I’ve told you so.
So what, that
you have achieved all sorts of things? It is so clearly audible, in the sound
of your voice, that in spite of all your great accomplishments, you are so frustrated,
irritated, stressed and dissatisfied. How come, this is so? You sound so
mechanical, so phony and so carried away, with everything you say.
So expresses
a consequence and means: therefore. I took my umbrella with me, so I didn’t get
wet. So, if the consequence was experienced as desirable, the probability of a behavior,
which, so to speak, made such a positive result possible, is likely to
increase. The result of your actions are never great, magnificent, wonderful or fulfilling,
but always only so so.
When person
A says: Mr. Smith is the nicest teacher I’ve ever had, but person B says: if
you say so, this indicates that person B doesn’t quite agree with person A. However,
if person B would have said: I don’t think so, he or she would still have said,
what he or she had said, but it would be a stronger disagreement. My point is so
very apparent, but also so easily dismissed. When you say: I don’t think so, you
say it.
So that you
understand this, I’m making this as clear as possible. In this sentence, so expresses
purpose. It is so interesting, that it can also be turned around in: I’m making
this as clear as possible, so that you understand this. In this instruction or
explanation, it is so, that the purpose (understanding), precedes the behavior
(making it clear), which predicts or results in the consequence (more understanding).
Thus, the consequence becomes the stimulus, which sets the stage for the desirable
behavior.
In the
sentence: this battery is empty and so is this one, the word so adds a second
clause. With DL, we are all like empty batteries. I was conditioned with DL and
so were you. So, we can charge our batteries with EL, which only stimulates energizing
behaviors. EL is so good, because it motivates, it intensifies and it enhances
our positive emotions. EL is so ancient, it was always there, waiting for us to be
discovered. So, down the ages human beings have attempted to acquire EL, but so
far, they haven’t succeeded.
In EL, we
agree with each other, so confirmation is the essence of language, as without
it, what we say is meaningless. The difference between DL and EL is the
quintessential issue of our time. As long as you haven’t stopped your DL, your
way of dealing with language stops you from laughing and being happy, I told
you so. So, are you going to try it? It is quite so, your DL has created all
your misery and so, stopping it, is of utmost importance. You can do so today
and you will not regret it. EL is so different from DL. It is not so and so, some unspecified, authority
figure who said this to you, but Maximus Peperkamp, who knows it is so, because
he has realized his Language Enlightenment (LE). Your tedious DL is more of the
same destructive, distracting nonsense and so on. So, this is funny, although
you can’t laugh about it.
No comments:
Post a Comment