User:Fasten/YHVH/Nesting or Chaining of Metaphors
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[edit] Meta Metaphors
- Appropriate to the Species: keeping another species in an artificial environment.
- collective intelligence
- colors: overstatement of polarization
- Conservation law is probably a Meta Metaphor for fairness.
- Finding hotspots
- Inconspicuous course of action turns into unacceptable course of action: possible metaphor for collective intelligence.
- Intelligence is proportional to appreciation for ethics or applied ethics
- Ja
- god's house
- Kinder
- Leaving away letters: leaving away meat.
- Reduced probability / lack of randomness
- reproducibility
- The YHVH language is a secret language
- Taxi driver: not thinking independently
- vegetable
[edit] Concerning upbringing / education
- "To watch over / to attend to the children of other people for a day".
- "Kinder aufziehen" {de}
- Intuition / time: "Sich in die Kinder hineinversetzen" {de} [1]
- [1] To put oneself in the position of the child.
[edit] Concerning animal intelligence
- Somebody offers you a ball.
- Somebody offers you a mirror.
- Somebody puts you in a maze.
- Somebody offers you a new means of commuication.
- Somebody communicates in a constructed language with a limited vocabulary that sometimes seems to require cognitive skills you do not possess (telepathy, omniscience).
- Somebody tries to determine if your species is sentient (-> empathic).
- Somebody picks you up and puts you down in a different location [1]
This metaphor both puts humanity in the position of the species being observed (e.g. an animal) and YHVH in the position of a superior species looking for sentience, sapience or empathy.
Humanity in the position of an animals can both mean:
- Can you put yourself in the position of another, less developed species?
- You are animals / biker / children.
See also: The Mind of an Ape, Capuchin monkey: Intelligence
- [1] Something that may be less confusing if you can fly.
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YHVH language description: Nesting or Chaining of Metaphors and Meta Metaphors