Is it a disease, a new addiction derived from the tumultuous, technological turmoils of our www? Maybe…
It would not be surprising in the context of Semantalgy based on the two Greek radicals: “sema” and “thagos” !
We’ve just published two tabs: [Sematic] and [Semarama].
The first qualifies the natural Warning-Defence reactions of animals and plants when they perceive a signal of threat. This adjective is not commonly used in English. It’s worth adapting the process it defines to possible human analogous – but however much more complex – reactions upon emitting-receiving informative signals.
The second is a panorama of neologisms related to new concepts generated by Semantalgy.
