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hey guys, I wrote this, unfirtunatly for many of you it's in greek.

http://bastardoftomorrow.blogspot.gr/20 ... -zoon.html

Unfortunately I don't read Greek anylonger, but since it's about zoon reviewing, here's some explanation of the word zoon used in the name of the band Zoon Politikon:"the Greek term "zoon" does not, precisely, mean "being". The "on" part of "zoon" means being, while the "zo" prefix is probably related to the Greek term "zein" which means "to boil". A "zoon" is a "warm being" or "animal" in English. But the English "animal" has a different Latin derivative (animus = soul = psyche; Hence an "animal" means a "souled" or living being) than "warm" or "warm-blooded". The closest English derivative of the Greek term "zoon" (warm being) is ZOO --- a place where warm beings (zoon) are kept."
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/inde ... 506AANdmFI

matthewaos wrote:hey guys, I wrote this, unfirtunatly for many of you it's in greek.

http://bastardoftomorrow.blogspot.gr/20 ... -zoon.html

Google translation: https://goo.gl/CZHcmJ

markandre13 wrote:

matthewaos wrote:hey guys, I wrote this, unfirtunatly for many of you it's in greek.

http://bastardoftomorrow.blogspot.gr/20 ... -zoon.html

Google translation: https://goo.gl/CZHcmJ

and it says at the bottom of the page with a message of error : The page you have attempted to translate is already in English.

Ngie wrote: and it says at the bottom of the page with a message of error : The page you have attempted to translate is already in English.

Lies! All lies! To me it's all Greek.