Ideographic thoughts while watching Deutsch mit Rieke on YouTube.
Playful, experimental, tentative musings that probably help me assimilate the ideas. Related: my post on “zer”.

Ideographic thoughts while watching Deutsch mit Rieke on YouTube.
Playful, experimental, tentative musings that probably help me assimilate the ideas. Related: my post on “zer”.

Improvements in ids for simple structural word/ideas are of far reaching significance and special delight.

So, my “dictionary” is for me a repository of creative possibilities.

A new id for “rate” and the striking and typical comparison of the kanji vs. the id for “work”

While waiting in car at hospital. Just trying making a post from my phone. Writing about logic using ids — at a minimum ids make it more fun, and I just might get somewhere that I would not have been able to without them.

I’m mainly concerned with making ids for core functional words in English. They are all that are important. But I often give in to the temptation and challenge of relatively insignificant words, with satisfying results.

I also posted this on ideogramsnow.blogspot.com


On the left is a Steve Pavlina quote
If you want to accomplish some really big and interesting goals, learn to fall in love with hard work.
On the right, Leibniz
Take what you need, do what you should, you will get what you want.

Ids work very well for medical terms. The first 2 ids show how I combine ids. The last shows increased semantic impact, which I treasure.
