Lost in Translation #25

It just means you're lost. It's a geometry joke.

What even is being lost? Surely anywhere you don't recognise is a place you have just found! Were the great explorers lost when they discovered new lands? One really must consider the positives that lack of familiarity with one's surroundings can bring.

Or maybe "lost in translation" is a self-referential critique and pertains to what you are currently reading? Is this what it ought to say? Probably not since this description was originally whistled in Silbo Gomero.

Communication is hard. Do you get my message? Did you want my message? Did I particularly want to deliver this message? Why are we even having this conversation?

But, as I said before, don't consider yourself lost if you discovered something new. Including right now because, be honest, you didn't previously know there was a whistling language did you...