That Jedi�s Got Zorch...
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Every time you place in a single character from the keyboard, eight of these little ones and zeros is being placed inside the computer and translated...and is outputed back on to your screen as you see now. This is a simple language a computer can understand, as you understand your own language.
This information can create more than just text, but also pictures and graphics, music and sound, and even animation. It can be read from a hard drive, a disk, and a CD. It is a language of precision. Actually, one of the only langauges to be so precise in translation.
Okay...so what is Relan going with this?
You see, we all fill ourselves with information. We need it to survive...as being our part of living. And sometimes we are simply handed data--a large mixture of raw, unorganized facts--which we must put together and solve for us to get the proper information that we need to execute a command, a instruction, or a want. This information is the language we understand...producted into a meaningful form. If it isn�t, it�s not information - it�s still data. And sometimes we still have to mess around with the characters before we understand what it is telling us.
As we have all kinds of languages, we are required by birth to be interpreters. Information for one person can be only data to another, and must be put together and solved again to understand the facts, organized so that we can interpret them. Sometimes it can take an enternity...yet other times it can be done at the speed of light. Yet, we learn that this is our lives. Our occupation.
You see, whenever we talk to each other, we translate a language. Their language to our language of meaning. When we are talking in other languages, one must learn the meaning of the words...or characters...to execute a command, a intruction, or a want. Even if we are all speaking the same language, as English or something, we interpret the meaning of the word that the person is giving to us. We all have our own way of interpreting a word...a different meaning exist in us all.
In other words...we all have our own...unique language...which we and only we can interpret in our own souls.
When we translate and interpret...we find that we can never truthfully get the presice meaning of the word. Take for example..."Hola". We interpret it as "Hello". Yet is "Hola" the same idiom, or the same meaning as "Hello"? They mean the same thing, yet the feeling of expression is used differently. One word in one language...as your mother language...can give more meaning--or feeling of expression--then another word in another language can ever do.
Yet we realize that computers live in a universe where they interpret with precision as well as accuracy. Can we do the same in our universe?
Anything is possible. Let�s learn to, shall we.
...Jedi Relan Volkum
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