NeoColonial on Nostr: In ancient indo-European languages, “to be” was synonymous with “to grow”. ...
In ancient indo-European languages, “to be” was synonymous with “to grow”. This is not a concept that emerges from the Middle Ages. It emerges from nature itself. Successful being is growth. Success is not defined by people. It’s a natural and objective standard. Success is just the word we’ve assigned to that natural standard.
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