Stupid they say if you claim, the “WATER” ain’t the covalent bond between oxygen and hydrogen, and it’s what our language made it be! This what Ludwig Wittgenstein and the following or other ancestors of German Idealists claim or at least my humble perception of such tells me so. Imagine the imagination: Wittgenstein…

Persians have a saying that “Will is the capability”! Of course, it’s not; especially when you mistaken will with “wanting”. But in a way, this could turn into an amazing semantic analysis. Imagine this quote be a logical model. It could be shown as a process of starting with the…

Why should you trust symbols more than signs? Google’s Ngram service shows that in a good time span of more than 2 centuries, the name Arthur Schopenhauer has been explosively used lately — after 80's — and his novel work, The World as Will and Representation, gaining the attention of those whom it concerns. …