‘In the book, I describe a framework for understanding reality, human nature and culture through three forms of language:
Natural language, or literacy, represents the subjective world of our thoughts, feelings, experiences and how we communicate them.
Mathematics or numeracy represents the objective world, giving us a logical language for describing physical reality through fields such as physics and thermodynamics.
Money occupies a third space described as “transjective” neither purely subjective nor objective, but connecting human values and behaviour with the material world.
The relationship between human nature and nature itself is described as culture. This includes technology, techniques, morality, ethics, laws, norms and the systems humans create to interact with one another and the world.
The framework explores deeper concepts such as mimetic desire, praxeology, and different wisdom traditions, drawing connections between them.’
Thoughts from breedlove22 (npub15vz…k4um) on the WIM podcast discussing his upcoming masterpiece ✍️ 📖
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