Exploring The Power of Words By Changing The Way We Write, Speak And Think Through A Special Language Called English Prime

Now, represents another moment to me in which I wish to "convert" some more of my random thoughts to appear anti-dogmatic and clearer.

SE: There is more out then in.
EP: In my perception of the current world there seems like no such thing as "normal" per se since we could all behave like psychotics controlled only by our thoughts and drugs we prescribe to ourselves such as Alcohol.

SE: Life is bi-polar.
EP: Life usually depicts a wave of highs and lows that can seem pathological in the eyes and ears of "professionals" who will prescribe mood stabilizers.

SE: Psychiatry is not an exact Science.
EP: I would hold that Psychiatry illustrates a risky Science of attempting to "cure" our emotional problems and supposed disorders by ultimately relinquishing our own self-responsibilities to deal with reality in a competent manner thus creating pseudo-normal states of existence.

I assume that E-Prime rules open the door to more thoughts in the sense of et cetera where there should always seem like more critical thoughts to integrate until we perhaps get to the nitty-gritty conclusion about something and call it a day shortly after our brain "hurts" like a muscle stretched.

Saying "NO!" to absoluteness coaching myself to integrate harder, deeper with more crystal clarity…

SE: Time is life.
EP: Every moment spent unwisely would seem to me like a waste of life itself.

SE: Life is hard.
EP: It seems to me that life appears more difficult when we seek to avoid or cover up our problems though things can appear to get easier when we seek to face and solve our problems head-on.

SE: Life is much sweeter with you.
EP: Life seems a lot more sweeter in your company.

SE: Love is the cure.
EP: It would seem to me that the love we share for one another provides a new level of happiness I didn't know existed before.

SE: Introverts are shy and anti-social.
EP: Introverts can appear reticent and like they have little or no need to interact with others.

SE: Extroverts are outgoing and social.
EP: Extroverts can appear to spend more time outdoors and seem to have more need for the company of others.

SE: The future is a series of nows.
EP: Seize every moment and the future will seem to happen now not later.

SE: A lack of money is the root of all evil.
EP: I would imagine that a lack of money poses like a demon in the back of my mind which seems to periodically create all sorts of perceived issues in relation to myself with others whom have a different relationship with money and life.

SE: PAYE (or pay-as-you-earn) is a mug's game.
EP: Working for someone else illustrates a way of making money without having to concern yourself directly with the tax man and does not reflect on how much you may enjoy the job or not.

SE: Clubbing is a frivolous activity.
EP: I believe that clubbing currently represents an expensive and fruitless activity which I feel growing contempt for.

SE: Instant Messaging services are fun.
EP: I have observed that IM services seem like fun at first though to me now it would have to approximate to the exchange of genuine values in textual form with negligible frivolous chit-chat.

SE: Success is a journey, not a destination.
EP: I believe that the notion of my personal "success" will evolve throughout the course of my life where any comparisons made towards another's "success" would only serve to illustrate possibilities.

SE: Sex is uncivilized.
EP: I would imagine sex as habitually practiced in relation to Hedonism (self-indulgence) and habitually unpracticed in relation to Asceticism (self-denial) which would seem to me like contrary philosophies in the pursuit of "real" happiness and enlightenment.

SE: The pen is mightier then the sword.
EP: Brute force does not seem like the best course of action to me in relation to my strengths.

Some phrases for translation…

SE: I'm afraid it's who you know not what you know that matters most.
EP: I appreciate that social skills may appear of higher value then intellectual ability when marketing yourself for a job.

SE: "All women are trouble." — anonymous friend
EP: "In my experience I have found previous interactions with women troublesome." — perhaps what he meant with more objective clarity!

SE: If today was perfect there would be no need for tomorrow
EP: A "perfect day" may seem like it should never end, not ever.

SE: Everyone is unique.
EP: We all seem to act and behave like unique individuals though I can't deny that trends do appear to exist.

SE: Blonds are dumb.
EP: It would seem to me that hair colour does not equate to intelligence.

SE: Alcohol is dangerous.
EP: It would seem to me that alcohol in large amounts can make people susceptible to their inhibitions amongst many other things.

SE: Hedonism is better then Asceticism
EP: To me, the act of self-indulgence may seem more fun then the act of self-denial in relation to promoting happiness.

SE: E-Prime is better then standard English.
EP: As far as I know E-Prime uses rules which force less confusion and provide more clarity of thought by reducing ambiguity and levels of abstraction.

SE: "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing" — Socrates
EP: "True wisdom would appear to stem from sacrificing what you may think you know to simulate a young curiosity when dealing with anything new" — S. Stern