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word power
words are mighty source
of both understanding and
misunderstanding.
Β© said sadain, jr. 2018

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image is a mash-up by ssj from pixabay.com photos ofΒ FelixMittermeier and geralt
words are mighty source
of both understanding and
misunderstanding.
Β© said sadain, jr. 2018
image by geralt of pixabay.com
Oh, so true! π
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Thank you, Irene! π
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Nice
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Thanks, Ana π
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Salam! Glad to meet you here! Yey!π Thanks for the like too.
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Wa alaykumum assalam, Joy! My pleasure finding you here in WP. Please extend my greetings to Prof. Jul. And thanks for the connection π
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Me too sir! So happy to see you hereπok I will Jul. And thank you tooπ Salam.
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I will tell Jul rather hehe
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This is so true. Words are amazing….especially philology and etymology!!
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Thanks for dropping by! Indeed, o Steward of the Richard St. Barbe Baker Afforestation Area! And these fields of study will only become more interesting going into the future. Would philology develop a fool-proof method of distinguishing between fake news and words of truth? Would etymologists of the future get the chance to dissect how socmed might have evolved into a veritable wordwar zone when they look at our present times? In the Philippines free-wheeling press and politics, for instance, so-called ‘thought’ leaders are now talking about ‘weaponizing’ and ‘taking back’ the Internet as if words can still be reined in like a djinn out of the bottle π
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