the search for fine meanings of words:
many words have bad meanings. they have their basis in paranoia, despair and other negative emotions and were born of bad situations or imagination for horror. the very word bad itself suggests something not wanted or not desirable, something no one would like.
in the subconscious mind, horrible imaginary scenarios turn and twist, and certain words are associated with them, things most feared by all.
it is merely suggested that all words could have a fine meaning, and words currently with a bad meaning, to divorce them from their horrible associations, and to give them a neutral meaning at worst.
things commonly feared, such as death, damage, illness, the state of being unloved or unwanted, are what drove an early paranoia. people's obsessions with quality, and the judgmental nature, also define words with bad meanings.
it is a goal to think at length of various meanings a word can fully take and propose several positive or neutral associations it could have.
CLEARCHARGE
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