From the final pages of the new novel
Lexicon , by Max Barry:
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"… a fundamental language
of the human mind—
the tongue in which the human animal
speaks to itself at the basest level.
The machine language, in essence…."
"… the questions raised by
this underlying lexicon.
What are its words?
How many are there? ….
Can we learn to speak them?
What does it sound like
when who we are is expressed
in its most fundamental form?
Something to think about."
R. Lowell
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Related material:
"… the clocks were striking thirteen." — 1984
