LETS TALK ABOUT THE THREE VARIATIONS OF THE KANJI FOR EVIL 惡 悪 恶
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Replying to @chaosprime @mediapathic
Uh… There’s not really THAT much. The first one is the classics character, the second is the Japanese simplification that saves a stroke, and the last one is the modern simplified one. The bottom part means “heart” and the top part is a phonetic marker but it means “Asia”.
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This is why it’s dangerous to try to infer too much from the ostensibly semantic components of an ideograph. I can imagine a future emoji based language where
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But in Japanese 亜 doesn’t mean “Asia” it means like “sub-“
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Replying to @chaosprime @XaiaX
Sorry, was Panthing. I’m so glad to know you nerds.
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Replying to @XaiaX @chaosprime
It Panthed so hard. I’m so glad that thing exists. I have Thoughts.
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Replying to @chaosprime @mediapathic
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