The Inherent Wave of Being—a Treatise on Metaphysical Humanism, part IX: If Pigs Could Fly
Meanings are intentional (desirous)
The third aspect of meaning to be explored here is that meaning — which is intention and purpose itself — has what we would call a wish. That is to say, meaning does not sit there like a rock and do nothing. Meanings of themselves have the desire, and impulse and an agency — to form an ever greater scope of relationsh…
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