What does Silence is deep as eternity speech shallow as time mean?

Answer 1

All, heard, seen, felt, experienced, will not remain longer than the (cognitive functioning and perdition of) the oldest person ever to have lived, or to live, be born, etc., silently moving and becoming abstract, where the only (sense of) time can mean agreement between man. Would any exist outside this mathematical frame of existance, there would be no understanding, comprehanding, but only your (and only your) reflection on this abstract, for one can but define such in liniar (sense of) existance, provided, produced, and remaining only in ones mind, in a timeframe providing movement in all "existing", with no exception to thinking itself. A measurement such as time can not be a justification or emancipation, for zero is virtually placed between two (two,2) undefinable willneverknows, beeing a denail of the concept of time itself: minus (απειροσ) infinite and plus infinite , being just another way of saying " i don't know ." ,and from that point on it's all religious. This anthem and pleading emphasises the frame of reference in which science and the inclination to understand, control and categorize the nature of the diversity and function of things (madder, what does that mean? Anyone? Meekrap? Hmm?)that defines the very paradox: what do we prove, if we know what a frame is, or, if we don't, how does one get away with assuming this frame, the very " chapter 1; thinking outside the virtual paradoxbox, philosophy for wannaknow's?". That chapter covers mainly the weiry task of: "eliminating assumptions."

Answer 2

This phrase suggests that silence holds profound depth and meaningfulness, comparable to the endless expanse of eternity, while speech often lacks true substance and may seem superficial in comparison, limited by the constraints of time. It emphasizes the power and richness of silence in conveying deep emotions and truths that words may fail to fully capture.