[...] As we noted, do not have any sure way to understand others' thoughts. Once again, we pay too little attention to this enormity. Should provoke terror. [...] Neither hypnosis nor the techniques psychiatric, or the 'truth drugs' can be removed in a verifiable each other's thoughts.
[...] Hence the uncertain relationship between thought and love. Hence the possibility of love between thinking beings is a somewhat miraculous grace. All men and all women, all adults and all children use what linguists call 'idiolect', ie, a customized selection of language available, with chips, private connotations and references, unique, perhaps untranslatable, which receptors in the dialogue can not be interpreted fully and with certainty. Tried to translate each other. So, with We often mistake a little or a lot. [...] Even
moments and acts of extreme intimacy, perhaps more acutely at the time, the lover is incapable of embracing the thoughts of the beloved. [...]
animals we live with our fears we demonstrate that give off a characteristic odor. Maybe there's a smell of hate. If we list all levels of cerebral and instinctive impulse, you may hate to be the most vivid and full of mental gestures. It is stronger and more cohesive than love (as sensed Blake). All too often closer to the truth than any other revelation of being. The other type of mental experience in which the veil is started is the spontaneous laughter. At the time that 'we take' a joke or see something funny happened, the mentality is laid bare.
[...] [...] The most intense love, perhaps weaker than hatred, is a negotiation, never conclusive, between loneliness.
An eighth reason for sadness.
'Ten (possible) reasons for the sadness of the thought' of George Steiner.
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