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"The Tamarian ego structure does not seem to allow what we normally think of as self-identity. their ability to abstract is highly unusual. They seem to communicate through narrative imagery—by reference to the individuals and places which appear in their mytho-historical accounts."

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"The Tamarian ego structure does not seem to allow what we normally think of as self-identity. their ability to abstract is highly unusual. They seem to communicate through narrative imagery—by reference to the individuals and places which appear in their mytho-historical accounts."

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Troi,  Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Darmok" (season 5, episode 2)

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The symbolism of something to represent something else, specially in art. This often seen as an extension of metaphors.

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A catchphrase often used nowadays to symbolized an important person has exited. The listener wouldn't grasp this saying without the knowledge of who Elvis is, or that announcers would say this to make the awaiting crowds of fans go home after his departure (signaling an exit).

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"As their conversation continues, Troi, Crusher, and Data observe that even with this new structural understanding, without a knowledge of the mythical origins of the gures that comprise the Tamarian language they have little hope of understanding the sense of their speech."

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"As their conversation continues, Troi, Crusher, and Data observe that even with this new structural understanding, without a knowledge of the mythical origins of the gures that comprise the Tamarian language they have little hope of understanding the sense of their speech."

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Bogost, Ian. “A ‘Star Trek’ Episode Shows the Next Phase of Human Communication.” The Atlantic, 18 June 2014

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A misquoted phrase said in the movie Apollo 13, by character John Swigert, originally quoted as: "Houston, we've had a problem here." These phrase means that something is not going right, however you'd need to know the context of the quote to understand its meaning.

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We are unable to understand what we do not know, and therefore, might regard those who have a different outlook (way of communicating, in this case) as lacking.

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Plato’s Allegory of the Cave - Alex Gendler