This one turns toward naming again—but from another angle: the naming of worlds, of selves, of realities brought into being through utterance.
TOPO:
We speak to describe the world.
To say what is.
RHEO:
But saying doesn’t only describe—
it construes.
TOPO:
You mean language doesn’t just report reality—
it shapes it?
RHEO:
Yes.
Every utterance is a cut, a frame, a possibility.
TOPO:
So speaking is not neutral.
It’s a world-making act.
RHEO:
Exactly.
To speak is to choose a path through potential.
TOPO:
Then meaning is not found.
It is forged in relation, each time we open our mouths.
RHEO & TOPO:
Language is not a mirror.
It is a tool, a gesture, a call—
through which the world becomes what it wasn’t before.
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