In Elementary school, they taught us to treat disembodied language as if it were always intrinsically true. “Johnny got an apple’.

But there is no Johnny.

There is no getting.

There is no ‘past tense’ because the sentence is in non-tense.

There is no apple.

And if you learn to believe otherwise…

… your mind becomes the toy of a world of disembodied nonsense.

So we have to teach each other, and our children, the difference between abstract noises or signs…

… and valid knowledge.

Otherwise all the humans run around believing (and thinking in) ghost-talk in language that is emitted by »no speaker!