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Who are we? What are we? Who am I? How am I?
Translation is subjective. It is also fundamentally universal. Everything today exists due to the cognitive ability to translate information. To be able to translate requires not only the knowledge of traditional cultures but also prerequisite education and learning of what is the need of the present. My ideas are being translated into this essay and will further be transferred into other cognitive systems and the web of translation carries on. Something interesting about translation to me is the curious essence it is based on. Translation is simply an effective medium to enable understandable communication by all the masses. It makes me wonder, in the process of translating theories, languages, recipes or just poetry in different languages, do we lose a crucial part of that thinking? Are we able to translate our idea or does the perceiver define that?
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Skylar Black
Skylar is an aspiring 17 year old writer with a head full of dreams. Self taught and published, she chronicles her life using simple poetry and layered verses to describe her life as a teen in a new modern world with its fair share of depth and emotions.
She is also an avid bookworm with much love for animals, especially her pet retriver, Momo.
With much experience in artforms and creativity such as painting, singing, dancing and occasionally lazing around, Skylar looks at the world like art, an interpretation of beauty.
