Väärmivordealldatust

Väärmivordealldatust is a theoretical concept explored in speculative linguistics and the philosophy of language. It refers to a hypothetical state of language where semantic meaning is intrinsically tied to the subjective experience of the speaker. In this state, the "truth" or "validity" of a statement would not be determined by objective correspondence to external reality, but by the speaker's internal feeling of correctness or resonance with that statement.

The term, a neologism, combines elements suggesting "false," "meaning," "ordained," "data," and "state." Proponents, often found in fringe academic circles or online forums, suggest that such a linguistic system could arise in highly insular or psychologically focused communities. In väärmivordealldatust, communication would rely heavily on empathy, shared emotional states, and intuitive understanding rather than propositional logic or empirical evidence.

Critics argue that väärmivordealldatust is not a viable linguistic model, as it would lead to extreme subjectivity and a breakdown of intersubjective communication. They posit that language, by its nature, requires a degree of shared reference and agreed-upon meaning to function effectively. The concept remains largely within the realm of philosophical inquiry and thought experiments, with no empirical evidence of its existence in any natural language. Its exploration serves primarily to highlight the complex relationship between language, consciousness, and reality.