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The Three-Value Logic of Aymara.

"The Runes of Weland's Sword

A smith makes me
To betray my Man
In my first fight.

To gather Gold
At the world's end
I am sent.

The Gold I gather
Comes into England
Out of deep Water.

Like a shining Fish
Then it descends
Into deep Water.

It is not given
For goods or gear,
But for The Thing.

The Gold I gather
A King covets
For an ill use

The Gold I gather
Is drawn up
Out of deep Water.

Like a shining Fish
Then it descends
Into deep Water.

It is not given
For goods or gear,
But for The Thing."

--Rudyard Kipling via FGR

Aymara Futurism.

“In English, the past is said to be behind us, while the future lies ahead. In the Aymara language of Bolivia, however, the positions are reversed: the past is seen as in front, while the future—perhaps because it is impossible to see it—is always spoken of as if it were behind.” –@HaggardHawks

Truth-values previously. Cthia.