If one picture can say more than one thousand words assuming this one thousand words describes what this very picture presents, and this very picture presents what this very thousand words describes – this assumption is quite risky, since both description and picture, describing and showing the same, for example a view from the window, will never cover each other entirely, some areas of this view will stay indescribable for ever, while the picture will never show some invisible parts or strata or aspects of the view – so, the text will describe what the picture will not show, while the picture will show what the text will not describe, so describing and showing the same they will show and describe not the same, something else, which means also at least one thousand words must be used to describe what one picture can show repeating the previous assumptions, then how many words must be used to describe what music can describe? None. Music can not be described, nor words can not describe what music can. This is really interesting: everything can be described except for music. This is the reason why Radio Liberland is silent. The Mute Radio. Radio – what is it? Radio is speech and music. Music can not be exchange with words though words themselves can be music, to certain extent, even those written ones, maybe even more those written ones than spoken ones – however they can not be considered a score, no! a score is not music, in spite of appearances. Talking and chatting, although the majority would consider them the other side of writing, with no doubt this is not the other side of writing. Talking is just a line parallel to the plane of writing. The other worlds, the other spaces. Parallel worlds. Let them be so.

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