We Do Need Words to Learn Things

Kirill Evdokimov

Published on 2024 Jan 25

We cannot talk about things we don't have words for.

I experience complex feelings from time to time and want more of them in my life. To achieve this I get to the idea of naming them so that I can think about them, and write about them, without the need to constantly remember or explain exactly what they mean.

There are two feelings and two words for these:

"Mighty-vibrant". I feel mightyvibrant.

"Mightyvibrant" implies a state where you feel a strong burst of life and energy, combined with a sense of personal strength and capability. It reflects a dynamic and powerful state of being, where you feel fully charged, capable, and in control, with a deep sense of personal accomplishment and potential.

Solving a complicated problem you knew nothing about is migthyvibrant
Providing your idea to others the way they clearly understand it and accept it from their understanding is migthyvibrant
Being able to handle a heat conversation and saving it with empathy and listening is mightyvibrant

"Aesth-effec-tia". I feel aestheffectia

"Aestheffectia" suggests a specific emotional state or experience that arises when you observe or engage with something that perfectly blends aesthetic elegance with practical effectiveness. It's the feeling of admiration, satisfaction, and a deeper emotional resonance that comes from seeing an elegant, well-executed solution or action – a synthesis of aesthetic pleasure and appreciation for practical utility.

An elegantly solved problem or beautifully designed system is aestheffective
A little touch to a complex system that solves big problems is aestheffective
Even wrong but fast and cheap decision that brings results and gives a new point of view to the problem are aesteffective sometimes
20% effort for 80% result is aestheffective

These words might not mean much to anybody else but myself, but that is what reflects my sensations and it is what helps me understand them more.

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