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Metaphor

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Sep 11, 2026

Rae ForneyHOST
13:24
Yeah.
Rae ForneyHOST
13:26
What do I want to say? Metaphor, symbolism, like all the things.
Rae ForneyHOST
13:29
Yeah.
Rae ForneyHOST
13:29
Yeah.
John ReedHOST
53:24
that even I read, um, um, it's a, it's a metaphor, Pat.
John ReedHOST
53:28
Okay.
John ReedHOST
53:29
Metaphor.
John ReedHOST
53:29
Thank you.
John ReedHOST
53:30
Thank you.
Rosemerry Wahtola TrommerHOST
13:41
So paradox opens us up to what else is here.
Rosemerry Wahtola TrommerHOST
13:44
Metaphor opens us up to what else is here so that we think we see what's here.
Rosemerry Wahtola TrommerHOST
13:49
And now we switch the metaphor and we're like, oh, my gosh, I see the same thing in a new way.
Rosemerry Wahtola TrommerHOST
13:53
So I feel like metaphors help open us up to what else is here or just widening a lens saying, OK, this is what I see in this small little lens.
KatieHOST
25:04
Yep.
KatieHOST
25:05
Metaphor.
KatieHOST
25:06
I don't
TylerHOST
25:06
like it.
Johannes HartlGUEST
72:30
This is part of logic.
Johannes HartlGUEST
72:31
Metaphor is part of even scientific language.
Johannes HartlGUEST
72:36
And the same thing, Nietzsche once said, the body is a great intellect as well.
Johannes HartlGUEST
72:44
So starting with Descartes 500 years ago, I think even we have, we have drawn like a wedge between the body and rationality, which is not, which is not, not good.
Darcy BallardHOST
5:43
In the Legends game.
Darcy BallardHOST
5:44
Metaphor.
Darcy BallardHOST
5:46
Yeah, about two weeks ago, which was awesome.
Darcy BallardHOST
5:48
I've met him before a few times, but that was an awesome experience.
Alex BergHOST
54:57
Let's do it.
Alex BergHOST
54:59
And so I brought with me today these two books, which are not expressly about what Brian is talking about, but specifically this one, Metaphors We Live By, by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson, makes the argument that I'm curious to hear
Brian KimHOST
55:18
what your take on this would be.
Alex BergHOST
55:21
It kind of makes the argument that language is fundamentally metaphor, in that language is a symbolic representation of reality.

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Alex BergHOST
74:18
Let's wrap it up there.
Alex BergHOST
74:19
Oh, you know what? Before we wrap it up, I am just going to shout out both of these books that I brought in because they're both very good and they're both very different.
Alex BergHOST
74:25
So one is Metaphors We Live By by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson.
Alex BergHOST
74:32
George Lakoff, I think of as more of a political writer broadly, but this is a really phenomenal book.
Karin ConroyHOST
18:35
And so if you visualize your visual person.
Karin ConroyHOST
18:37
That's a good analogy or metaphor.
Joshua LenonGUEST
18:38
Metaphor, yeah.
Karin ConroyHOST
18:39
Yeah.
Karin ConroyHOST
18:40
And I need the visual.
Paul MyersHOST
12:42
Yeah, you're an analog tape.
Paul MyersHOST
12:44
Metaphor, yeah.
Paul MyersHOST
12:45
And you talk about being a prodigious songwriter, and in the book Heartbreaker, which I totally recommend to everyone read your memoir, you do talk about how you're always running something.
Paul MyersHOST
12:55
You're always building a track.
Graeme FlettHOST
52:34
metaphorical story that is being played out.
Joey MillingtonHOST
52:37
Metaphor doesn't mean untrue.
Joey MillingtonHOST
52:38
No. Metaphors are true.
Joey MillingtonHOST
52:41
But they're more permissive, more expansive.
Joey MillingtonHOST
52:43
Yeah, they're open.

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