For reading between the lines with greater comprehension
The prefix Meta- comes from the Greek. It originally meant “after,” so when late Greek scholars were cataloging Aristotle’s works, they called his books on fundamental philosophical assumptions “metaphysics,” meaning nothing more profound than “the books that come after the books about physics.”
Aristotle’s metaphysics seeded inquiry into existence’s overarching questions. As a result, meta has [...]
My dog appears to hang on my every word, but I can see through the thin façade of interest she displays. Underneath it, she’s linguistically challenged. The details of what I say are lost on her.
And yet I’ll talk. I don’t worry about my wasted breath, and she doesn’t worry that she’ll be tested on [...]
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