Thinking and Languages

https://kaushalkkishore.wordpress.com/2024/03/01/interesting-facts-about-english/ Just imagine these thoughts here connected with German and Russian or Chinese ... Would there still be wars in the world? Having read NOAM CHOMSKY and his approach about a universal Grammar plus some Russian Linguists, my ideas for further research are about cross - cultural aspects and about misconceptions and miscommunication. There are Family Disputes about Money and Heritage, the amount normally does not really matter! There are Disputes between countries about land id est terrain, normally borders: What Mine is, is not Yours ... Here we go again ... If interested to read more about these ideas, just bookmark and come back here. Author and Blogger Peter H Bloecker Sun 3 March 2024 My Hinterland Trips | Credit phb My Diary and Franz Kafka. Had a good sleep & now 23 degrees C in the morning: 06:40 Life is good at the sunny Gold Coast, indeed! Credit phb Local Elections | Credit phb Credit phb Picked up my caravan last night from a Farm! Two great hours with my Aussie Mate (his car and caravan above) … and off we go again: Next Camping Weekend ahead … Carpe Diem! From OZ Kindly yours Peter & Maria Ines Credit phb Now 07:45 am Nomen Est Omen (Latin) Meaning of Peter Meaning of Maria Meaning of Ines Just ask Copilot a few questions like ... The background and deeper Meaning…

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Gulag | Hope Dies Last

Credit phb Tannenberg | Credit phb Rest In Peace | Credit phb True Love Never Fades … Mark Knopfer Music Is The Language Linked ___ +++ ___ The Gulag Archipelago is a history and memoir of life in the Soviet Union’s prison camp system by Russian novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. It was first published in Paris in three volumes in 1973–75. It devastated readers outside the Soviet Union with its descriptions of the brutality of the Soviet regime². Solzhenitsyn was a prisoner himself, having been arrested in 1945 for criticizing Stalin in a private letter. He spent eight years in various camps, mostly in the harsh Siberian region known as the Taiga. There he witnessed and experienced the horrors of the Gulag, where millions of people perished from starvation, disease, torture, and execution. How did Solzhenitsyn survive such a nightmare? One of the answers is hope. Solzhenitsyn wrote that “hope dies last” in the Gulag, meaning that as long as one had a glimmer of hope for freedom, justice, or redemption, one could endure the suffering and resist the dehumanization of the system. Solzhenitsyn never gave up hope, even when he faced death or despair. He clung to his faith, his conscience, and his love for his country and his family. He also found hope in his writing, which he considered his moral duty and his way of bearing witness to the…

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Silence is golden …

So, if you are too tired to speak, sit next to me because I, too, am fluent in silence. But an avid reader, and this for sure! Hegel's Weltgeist, or "world spirit," is a complex idea that refers to the unfolding of reason and consciousness throughout history. He believed that history progresses through a series of conflicts and contradictions, ultimately leading to a state of greater freedom and self-awareness. Marx, a young Hegelian, initially adopted this concept but reinterpreted it in a more materialist way. He saw the Weltgeist as not a spiritual force but as the collective activity of humans, driven by economic and social conditions. This shift laid the foundation for Marx's critique of capitalism and his vision of a communist society. Karl Marx and Hegel (Reception) to be continued … Marx's visions of communism have been debated for centuries, with various factors cited as contributing to their shortcomings in practice in Western Societies. Here are some key points to consider plus the intercultural Gaps: Economic Challenges: Central planning: Implementing large-scale central planning proved difficult, often leading to inefficiencies and shortages. Individual incentives: Critics have argued that communist systems lacked mechanisms to effectively motivate individuals and encourage innovation. Political Challenges: Authoritarianism: The transition to a stateless, classless society envisioned by Marx often resulted in authoritarian regimes, contradicting the principles of individual freedom and democracy. Power imbalances: The concentration of power in the hands of the state or…

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1988 – Arno A Evers Pressearbeit – Zukunft und Innovation

Arno A Evers Ein wunderbares Beispiel für Zukunft und Innovation aus dem Jahr 1988 und wie junge Menschen zum Erfolg gebracht werden: Bildung und Ausbildung und grenzenlosen Vertrauen in das Potential junger Menschen. Vorbildlich. Mehr davon: Wir müssen die Erfolgsmeldungen als Teil des Alltags begreifen und dürfen uns nicht hinter einer Mauer des Wehklagens verstecken. Es gibt viele Erfolgsgeschichten, jeden Tag. In das Gelingen verliebt zu sein ist eine Haltung, die uns motiviert, unser Bestes zu geben, und die uns erfüllt, wenn wir es geschafft haben. Es ist eine Haltung, die uns hilft, unser Potenzial zu entfalten, und die uns inspiriert, andere zu unterstützen. Es ist eine Haltung, die uns Freude bereitet, und die uns dankbar macht. In das Gelingen verliebt zu sein ist mehr als ein Motto, es ist eine Lebensphilosophie. Nach diesem Prinzip haben Arno A Evers und ich über Jahrzehnte gelebt und gearbeitet. Deshalb sind wir Freunde geworden, sozusagen seelenverwandt. Und wir tauschen uns aus, obwohl Arno auf Samal Island in seinem selbstgeschaffenen Paradies lebt, wo ich ihn im Sommer 2023 besucht habe, und ich an der Gold Coast in Queensland lebe seit 2012. Weit weg von unserer gemeinsamen Heimat Raum Hamburg. Truly Northern, Nordlichter, eben … Credit Arno A Evers

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My Dream Home

Write about your dream home. My dream home has two levels, medium sized rooms to withdraw and no room for any cars. My cars are parked under a roof outside my home. My piece of land is rather small, grass in front of the house and a lawn behind the house with a large deck. There is a fence and a rather large pool for myself, my wife and our grandchildren and many tropical plants. The main colour is lush green. And blue for the pool, the colour of the sky. And some rather small palm trees. My Dream Home Our House Beach | The South Pacific Ocean | Credit phb Beach Walking | Credit phb View from kitchen window | Credit phb Credit phb Gold Coast Parkland | Credit phb Bike Trip to Rainbow Beach | Credit phb Parkland Cold Coast | Credit phb Frangipani | Credit phb So, if you are too tired to speak, sit next to me because I, too, am fluent in silence.

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Carat – not a carrot!

More about Gold and Precious Stones to come here soon ... What is a Ruby? For many people first a well written old song ... What is blood - red or pinkish ruby? Linked About Stones and more - like Geology ... written by Peter H Bloecker Read more about Ruby Gap here. Linked Mark Knopfler Linked Profile **Rubies**: Rubies are the red variety of corundum and they contain chromium. A small amount of chromium in corundum will produce a pink colour, but to be considered a true ruby, there must be enough chromium for the gem to be a distinctly red, or slightly purplish-red colour¹. **Sapphires**: Sapphires are also a variety of the mineral corundum. They contain traces of iron, titanium and nickel, giving them a range of colours including green, yellow, blue, orange, black and pink. Blue sapphires are the most common¹. **Opals**: The Australian Outback yields a cornucopia of precious gemstones, with opals being one of the most significant. The interaction of ancient inland seas and the leaching of silica-rich sediments have given rise to opals, those iridescent jewels that seem to capture the very essence of the Outback’s fiery skies⁸. **Other Gemstones**: Australia, with its long geological history, has some of the world’s oldest rocks and minerals and a wide variety of gemstones. Australia is the world’s biggest producer of diamonds and opals and major supplier of…

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