The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
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ecsis
Rajiv Moté
"Old Customs"
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irrition
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beloiter
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"Epilogue to a Lost Epic"
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YRÁTH
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"The Troubling History of Lord Bodding of the Inlet", "The Old Ones, Great and Small"
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Origin unknown.
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evertheless
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"Epilogue to a Lost Epic"
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Occasionally nuclear engineers try to work out how to warn future generations to stay away from radioactive waste sites, where it won’t be safe to dig for ten thousand years.
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It makes you wonder: If it seems impossible to pass a message beyond our own little neighborhood in time, impossible even to warn our descendants not to dig into poisoned ground, what relationship do we have to them?
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TIRIS
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Yes, my words are made up—but then, all words are made up. Every single one. That’s part of their magic.
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Language is not reality. The map is not the territory. As Alan Watts liked to say, “The menu is not the meal.”
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