Neo Ideograms

I will generously provide explanatory notes to the below to anyone interested enough to write and ask. stevehudson51@erniemess

A poor video, but okay to get started.

With this template image in my mind, I am more likely to do what I want. It is in effect an element of will.

I’m reposting this because it is so good. I’ve made thousands of posts and many of them have disappeared from my site. Anyway, this shows clearly some features of ids that make them superior to Chinese characters. 

1) ids are compact and efficient. In the last line in the picture, by my count the id’s use 34 “strokes”, the Chinese characters 107, the Roman letters of the English around 70.   So ids are more than 3 times easier and faster to write and take up less than a third of the space.                                                 

2) ids make a lot better sense.

3) ids are open-endedly and progressively creative, whereas Chinese characters are, as far as I know, pretty much “set in stone.”

If anyone wants explanatory notes to the above, just write to me and ask.

A working definition of effort: pressure toward the realization of intentions and maintenance of commitments.