"Language begins as a simple grunt to designate all things; then it diversifies and specializes; this process is called enrichment and is encouraged by parents and language teachers. But when you get to a hundred or two hundred thousand words, you find that the ideal is to express yourself with ten or twenty. The philosopher's language is significantly reduced: object, subject, matter, cause, space, time, end, and other word more. If they rush it a lot, it can be fixed with a single word, such as apeirón or substance. It is probable that the ideal of many philosophers is to end up in the unique and monistic grunt finally." One and the Universe Ernesto Sábato This is one of the Latin American authors who is one of my references, especially in his novel El Tunel. What a way in which Sábato specifies the importance and genius behind the language. Excuse my tendency to growl. I think the author is self-explanatory. Image by Peace,love,happiness on Pixabay