Language is a form of artificial intelligence which molds the material minds of men to have them do the bidding of the...

>language is a form of artificial intelligence which molds the material minds of men to have them do the bidding of the transcendental object at the end of time
>it functions as a force which acts upon the material world to push it towards greater technological complexity
>as Terrence McKenna said "we are the sex organs of the machine world"
>language controls behaviour and men naturally codify laws with it, an impossibility without the ability to communicate ideas more complex than "there is a predator over there"
>there is a semantic basis in society, it is why society is full of contradictions - language is all semantics
>as Wittgenstein said "The limits of my language are the limits of my world"
>language is the subtext of any action taken in civilised society and is the very core of said society
>computers also run on language, a series of 1's and 0's as you are most certainly aware
>ultimately, language is a self-referential computer code which we did not invent, but merely discovered
>"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God"

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do you have a point?

Don't debase Wittgenstein with your druggy smoothbrain proclamations

Yes, God is creating Himself through language

sure

now go do your homework and come back here once you derived something from that which can be used to progress either the mind or society

Dude, this only seems profound because of the acid. Once you come down, you'll realise it is nonsense.

And yet there is nothing objectively meaningful about language itself, it's merely a convention. For instance, there is no relationship between a cat and the letters C, A and T. Language as we understand it is simply a tool, a more complex version of the tweeting of birds of barking of dogs. While it may be used to communicate complex ideas, it certainly cannot accurately describe reality itself, any more than you can tell a person blind since birth what the color blue looks like. Language is powerful but it's not fundamental to reality.

I think many people's minds and the wider society they inhabit are woefully bereft of spiritual understanding as well as philosophical appetite. It's as if the death of Christianity is the death of our civilisation. Nobody knows what they are doing and why they are doing it. It's a great malaise of our times - meaninglessness.

so what do you propose?

what is the actual consequence of your musings?

for example, how do you, yourself, in your day to day life act or think differently due to this realization?

Wittgenstein and drugs do not mix well, friend. Control yourself before you go down a path you can’t come back from.