States of language

Matter of Matters is a synthetic physico-linguistic theory which regards language as matter with physical properties. This matter forms everything in the world, obeys physical laws and can be researched and analyzed by methods of natural sciences.

Language, like physical matter, has states, three classical states observable in everyday life are Thought (Gas), Speech (Liquid) and Text (Solid). All states have different characteristics and properties. Language matter consists of molecules (words) and particles (letters), simple basic units which move, shape and change it. MM-theory reacts on digitalization and dematerializiation processes currently happening in our lives.

The Archive of material samples is an open-end collection of language samples, provided by native speakers. Every person who is a native speaker of any language can contribute to the Archive and anonymously provide a unique language sample, which is later put into Institute’s database and can be used for reproduction or synthesis of the language sample.

To contribute to the Archive, a form of Physical profile of language should be filled by a native speaker. The form is put into a database and can be used for reproduction and synthesis of language samples. For practical purposes, language matter is preserved in solid state, but contributors are also invited to convert solid samples into other states. Samples of the same languages may vary from and should not correlate to each other.

question of matter

matter of question

substance of meaning

purpose of substance

meaning of reason  

matter of everything

Option I

Contribute to a material samples Archive: provide a language sample in any state — solid (object), liquid (sound) or gas (video).

Option II

Run a circulation experiment: use human or technical devices, or combination of them. The result can be performed or recorded.

Option III

Amplify the phases transitions diagram: there are many alternative states which can be added to the basic version.