writ 1 : noun: a form of written command in the name of a court or other legal authority to act, or abstain from acting, in some way. Similar: process, decree, citation, subpoena ad testificandum, one's authority. Origin: Old English writ, as a general term denoting written matter, from the Germanic base of write. writ 2 :verb: archaic past participle of write. Phrases: writ large — clear and obvious. in a stark or exaggerated form. Google Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages
THIS KID still works his lifetime as a JOB! “Huh ?“ 🙄 ? A narration work challenge in retirement ? More likely, a psychiatric COMPLEXITY CHALLENGE to understand SELF (effectualness navigation skills required). SELF IDEATION begins in your brain, develops in mind, chosen by a faceted self, 😉 ie, I-self, Me-self, We-self. 🤪 BE HAPPY with your brain-mind-self as a JOB-mess 🤪. (Background pic represents, in action, the inherent reasoning process conceived in that toddler’s brain.)
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