Language: Descriptive vs Prescriptive

“Language should be descriptive of thoughts; not prescriptive for thinking.”

As discussed in Theory of Self-Relativity:

“Language is our most common form of behavior. “

We use language to:

1. Understand our thoughts
2. Communicate our thoughts with others

We use words, as labels, to express our thoughts; therefore, words have meanings because they describe our thoughts. However, when we are told that our words and our language have other meanings and define other purpose than what they were intended to reflect and express; then, our language, which is a form of our behavior, becomes controlled by others, hence, our thoughts and our sense of Self are defined by others.  When language becomes prescriptive, instead of it being descriptive; that is when we are societally and ideologically being mind-controlled. A prescriptive language is intended to limit free-speech.

As further stated in Self-Relativity:

“Lack of free-speech leads to thought-control.”