In a message dated 7/25/12 3:07:49 PM, [email protected] writes:

> whatever we experience can be verbalized in some way even if 
> unsuccessfully.
> 
Again, it depends on what you have in mind when you say "verbalized". Much 
experience can be "talked about", but it would seem much of it cannot be 
"conveyed". Our degree of success at conveying it would depend on our conjuring 
apt comparisons -- and then hoping the auditor had experienced the thing we 
were comparing it to. No verbal description of a color red we are seeing 
would be useful in conveying it to a person blind since birth.    A 
mathematician, enthralled by the beauty of a certain formula, would be hard put 
to 
convey his experience   to an innumerate person.   

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