orthographical variants - You have to see it with your own eyes. - Originally from the novel “[Everyone must always see for themselves. - I absorbed this expression because I use it more often: An example of a majority reversal of a term referring to a concept.
relevance - Can only be acquired through one’s own ingenuity and ingenuity.
from Diary 2023-09-02
- People who hear things that have been abstracted from experience and turned into words without experiencing them for themselves think they understand, do not understand because they have not had the experiences necessary for understanding.
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