by David Wertheim Aymes | Jan 1, 2022 | Liberty
With our hands we use an established alphabet to form words into phrases, sentences, paragraphs and more. Each word is commonly understood and is defined in a dictionary. We know the difference between nouns, verbs, adjectives, prepositions, adverbs, pronouns and so on. If the word G O A T (goat) is spelt out we know [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Dec 26, 2021 | Liberty
Both the New and the old languages use all the words contained in modern dictionaries. The sentences and structure thereof work the same way in both languages. They are both communicated in writing or verbally. In writing we use a pen and paper, a keyboard, printer and paper, or keyboard and a screen. In this [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Aug 29, 2021 | Liberty
There will always the those that ‘have’ and those that don’t. The ‘haves’ are not only those that have material possessions but those that own or manage businesses and have decision making positions, have influence, make policies and so on. The ‘have-nots’ are financially poor, need work, are dependent on others and the system. The [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | May 10, 2021 | Liberty: Experiential Activities
The Iron Filings Imagination
by David Wertheim Aymes | Feb 6, 2021 | Liberty
Just on the other side of the manned gate entrance as one drives in at our offices we have a parking area for both visitors, customers, suppliers and staff. The area is somewhat rectangular one could say with the entrance in the middle of the long edge of the rectangle. The opposite long side of [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Dec 13, 2020 | Liberty
Below is an extract from the novel by André Brink called Praying Mantis. Chapter 5 Pomegranates and Quinces An extract from ‘Praying Mantis’ by André Brink One day, when Cupido has more or less recovered, he is sent with a basket of pomegranates to the neighbouring farm when the Nooi’s sister lives. It means walking [...]
