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A Resolution to Redefine SPI Signal Names – OSHWA
Ill just leave this here.
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The political purpose of Newspeak is to eliminate the expression of the shades of meaning inherent to ambiguity and nuance from Oldspeak (Standard English) in order to reduce the language's function of communication, by way of simplistic concepts of simple construction—pleasure and pain, happiness and sadness, goodthink and crimethink—the last one of these which linguistically reinforces the State's totalitarian dominance of the people of Oceania. In Newspeak, English root words function as both nouns and verbs, which reduce the vocabulary available for the speaker to communicate meaning. For example, think is both a noun and a verb, thus, the word thought is not functionally required to communicate the concepts of thought in Newspeak and therefore is not in the Newspeak vocabulary.
Orwell’s newspeak appendix explores the concept further, the way that the Party have tried to reduce language itself to make thought itself controllable, to ensure that people aren’t able to think non-sanctioned thoughts because they don’t have the language to do so – the ultimate propaganda thought-control.
For decades the motor trade has called clutch components a Clutch Master and a Clutch slave....... soooooooo, what now?
that is effn HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!good question, what now?
maybe clutch A and Clutch B,
or clutch al-adeen and clutch al-adeen.
For decades the motor trade has called clutch components a Clutch Master and a Clutch slave....... soooooooo, what now?
Master does all the work AND pays all the bills, whilst slave revels in luxury of state aid ...Who's gonna do the work and who's gonna pay the bills?
It is time to undo this racism , they should pay reparations too.For decades the motor trade has called clutch components a Clutch Master and a Clutch slave....... soooooooo, what now?