existence and silence

Amelia 2022-04-23 07:01:27

Language, with the help of letters and sounds, translates thoughts into public codes that can be communicated, and expresses what one sees and thinks. The essence is to express self-existence. What does it mean to exist? Is one just living in this world? or one just living to death? Whether it is just to live or to die, why must language be used to express existence?

In many cases, expression occurs in a struggle for survival, a necessity, a need to explain, and interruption, interrogation, and interference.

Rimbaud just wanted to go where he wanted to go, and he didn't mess with anyone, but he was forced to answer why. This kind of thing is not uncommon in our life. Over time, you will take the initiative to answer before others ask.

Does it have to be answered? Obviously not! The refusal to answer itself declares the existence of beings!

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  • Elroy 2022-03-21 09:01:24

    Frankenstein's Monster After the Vietnam War is without a doubt one of the best Vietnam War movies. Hope to see Yang Jia version in my lifetime

  • Davonte 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    It evoked many important moments in my childhood memories; at the end of the film, I was crying, because Rambo, the tough guy, was the first to cry.

First Blood quotes

  • State Police Capt. Dave Kern: Why didn't you leave the kid alone in the first place?

    Teasle: Dammit, Dave, you think this kid just waltzed into town, announced he was a Medal Of Honor winner, and then I just leaned on him for the hell of it? I tried to do him a favor, I treated him like he was one of my neighbor's kids. I did my job, Dave, I booked him for vagrancy and resisting arrest.

    State Police Capt. Dave Kern: You seem pretty motivated on this one.

    Teasle: Why don't you go out there and take a look at what's left of my men? You'll see how motivated I am, Dave, and if that doesn't do it for you why don't you go have a talk with Art Gault's widow?

    State Police Capt. Dave Kern: All right, Will, I read you. Listen, I got twenty-five men I can bring up from Monroe.

    Teasle: [calming down] All right Dave, I can use them. We've got a lot of ground to cover.

  • Teasle: [noting dirty American flag patch on Rambo's ragged military jacket] You know, wearing that flag on that jacket, looking the way you do, you're asking for trouble around here, friend.