Thoughts that materialize amidst during being off-work and in between works:
Parsing of a spoken human language is a mammoth task in absoluteness which we as humans have a privilege to take it for granted. ‘We have noses that run and feet that smell. Our language is full of innuendos, idiosyncrasies, idioms, and ambiguity. How can a slim chance and a fat chance be the same, but a wise man and a wise guy are opposites? Why do we fill in a form by filling it out?’ (IBM WATSON).
In simple words, words ruin everything by leaving a chance for misinterpretations. All the human feelings and emotions cannot be always conveyed in words. Nevertheless, opinions get a fairer chance to get conveyed in words, although still having a large probability of being falsely and imaginatively labelled. The last week in India is a prime example.
Language seems to have been rendered futile. According to a line of thought, there is someday in the perceptional stack of days of the time that will be a distinct point — on or beyond which the conventional language will be obsolete. Transfer communication would no more be fictional. This would definitely take an average Indian or rarely some Indonesian and Turkish Bollywood enthusiasts to the visual image memory of movie PK (Aamir Khan).
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The scene from the movie PK:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvSn2HLKs6Q
