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| | June 30: Purpose | | | | Two more days; Twenty more pages. It is getting slightly easier; I can already feel the end. Funny word, end. Equivocal; Ambiguous. My coming to Edam was a means to an end (namely, this book), and it’s coming to an end. I wonder if other languages have a similar equivocacy. Hebrew does not. In Hebrew, ‘end’ (the one that supposedly justifies the means) is equivocal with reason, which I think makes more sense. Not always is the end (or ends) achieved in the end. Sometimes a thing ends without the ends having been achieved. But the end is always the reason for doing something. | | | | | | | |
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