What We Already Hold We dream of distant mountains, their peaks brushed white with wonder, while moss grows soft between the cracks of our own doorstep. We scroll throughother lives, curated light and laughter, missing how the morning sun has learned the angles of our kitchen. There is no applause for this— the way steam rises from your coffee, how your dog's breath deepens into sleep, the particular creak of that third stair. No orchestra swells when you finally understand y

The Universe's Silent Tongue The universe has this uncanny way—   a quiet architect working beneath the noise,   arranging catastrophes into constellations,   turning inconvenience into instruction. We rail against the hand we're dealt,   scream at cards we didn't choose,   exhaust ourselves arguing with what is,   as if volume could rearrange the stars. But the wise grow silent.   They learn the terrain like a new language,   study what's already present,   trust their own k

Evolution, Upheaval, Convergence: The Historical Path of Language Change The Akkadian Foundation (c. 2334-2154...