nonsense

"There are two ways to deal with nonsense in this world, one way is to place nonsense in the right place, the same as people put nonsense on nursery rhymes.They make it a place of education, psychology One of them, in their tragedy, only sees simple simplicity like the stone outline, the others are savage complicated Nevertheless, it is to see incredible things like a maze of such a living forest complex. "- Shropshire, MC as GKC

Nonsense is word interchange, sentence, or other symbolic system that has no coherent meaning. In common usage, nonsense is synonymous with absurdity or absurdity. Many poets, novelists, and songwriters use nonsense for their work. I often make pure works with pure cartoons and satire and explain ideas about languages ​​and reasoning. In language philosophy and philosophy of science, meaningless is distinguished from meaning or meaning, and attempts have been made to propose a coherent approach to distinguish meaning from meaninglessness. It is also an important research field for separating signals from noise from cryptography.

In the work of Ludwig Wittgenstein, the word "pointless" has a special technical meaning very different from the usual use of words. In this sense, "nonsense" is not meaningless meaningless, but rather meaningless in the context of meaning or reference. In this case, logical tautology and pure mathematical proposition can be regarded as "pointless". For example, "1 + 1 = 2" is a ridiculous proposition. Wittgenstein wrote to Tractatus Logico Philosophicus that some of the propositions contained in his own book should be considered meaningless. When used like this, "nonsense" does not necessarily have a negative meaning.