[dread78645]

I can't believe I JUST noticed this.
Theo-rizing. or more so... Theo-ry
God's place.

the·o·ry:

"from Gk. theoria "contemplation, speculation, a looking at, things looked at," from theorein "to consider, speculate, look at," from theoros "spectator," from thea "a view" + horan "to see." Sense of "principles or methods of a science or art (rather than its practice)" is first recorded 1613. That of "an explanation based on observation and reasoning" is from 1638."

[MacDorcha]

That holds the same way "Chaos" now means "random"

It's roots were retranslated to form our modern use of the word.

BTW, Chaos means "gaping hole"

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"ory" means place of/for.

"Theo" means God.

This can be supposed into "God's position" or "from an outside view" or whatever. But doing so is the same as saying the World was created in 6 days (yom). It is only a translation that is allowable in itself, but does not make sense given it's context.

IOW: One can say Theory means "an outside position" but it's roots are STILL "God" and "place of"

Just like "Truth" in Yiddish is "Life" and "Death" next to each other.