The essential business of language is to assert or deny facts. - Ludwig Wittgenstein

The essential business of language is to assert or deny facts. Given the syntax of a language, the meaning of a sentence is determinate as soon as the meaning of the component words is known. In order that a certain sentence should assert a certain fact there must, however the language may be constructed, be something in common between the structure of the sentence and the structure of the fact.

Perhaps you regard this thinking about myself as a waste of time - but how can I be a logician before I'm a human being! Far the most important thing is to settle accounts with myself!

6.45 : To view the world sub specie aeterni is to view it as a whole — a limited whole.
Feeling the world as a limited whole — it is this that is mystical.