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Evolution is an extraordinary phenomenon, applicable to a diverse array of things—including language and certain human beings—it transforms ideas into tangible representations in the renaissance of this earthly whirlwind.

In an interesting conversation the other day, Maggie May shared that one of her lovely granddaughters—the gregarious Aunty Emily Anne—used evolved vocabulary—three useful words stripped to their bare essentials, leaving only the first three letters—PDQ.Fairies and PDQThe crux of this matter—and the meat of the story—is the evolution of communication protocols, indeed this young lady didn't actually know the origins of the PDQ terminology, nor its actual meaning.

Communication has evolved into shorthand, evidenced by cultural trends like—acronyms, emojis, and compressed phrases like the subject of this etymological examination of an evolutionary linguistic phenomena represented by the mysterious acronym—PDQ.

The only fact that remains the same—everything changes.

If it is not evolving, it is devolving, as the essence of the word and its true meaning quietly fades away.

The dreaded state of perpetual entropy transforms what once was a living organism  in a harmonious, homeostatic state.

DNA-level programming doesn't seek transformation, but instead, a fade away in negative narrative—today's flavour of the day.Flavour of the day - Land Ωf The Rising SΩN - cybersenseiThe suggestion and inspiration garnered from this quirky notion is to internalize the desire of personal evolution—if you haven't started yet, your tutelary deity suggests you do so—PDQ.

The Japanese language contains many unique mysteries rooted in ideograms containing allegories courtesy of the uninterrupted, eons-long evolution of the Japanese.

Indeed, these elegant captivating characters are quite similar in the brevity of the abbreviation of PDQ—each ideogram encapsulates meaning in a single instance of symbology—ahh, if you only knew.大至急ーPDQEverything is essentially a visual representation of the speaker's intent.

The meaning of words—and how they are heard—is deeply ingrained in the native language of both listener and speaker, no matter where your particular earthly scene.

The linguistic synergy  among the world's languages and its magnificent citizenry is converging toward harmonious serenity.

All you need to do is get a clue—and you too can walk the road to full-spectrum awareness—an ironclad guarantee and the promise of infinity, and if you're going to make the shift into this drift—do so PDQ as this will give your heart a little sprinkle of TLC.Two opposable thumbs caressing the Japanese fairies faceAt the end of this fable, you may find yourself speed-dialing Seity with today's pertinent question.

What exactly does PDQ mean?

To truly internalize this concept to burn it deep into the soul, go on a quest to discover the meaning of PDQ on your own.

Feel the deep sense of accomplishment by walking through the dark forest of ignorance—come out on the other side to a whole new world, a phantasmagorical ride—internalize these notions—a nudge in the right direction—a gentle reminder, and do so pretty darn quick.Phantasmagorical Infinity Professor Deustch dancing throughout the multi-verse

 

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