An image representing the term "archetype"
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Mon Nov 15, 2010 1:25 amby Turge
Here's wikipedia's definition:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArchetypeNow, I'm looking for a symbol that represents an archetype, but preferably without representing anything else at the same time...
Any suggestions?
Re: An image representing the term "archetype"
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Mon Nov 15, 2010 4:33 amby Persuader
That's a tough one. Archetype usually means prototype, perfect example, origin of some kind, yes?
I don't think you can apply that to a symbol that would refer to nothing...
How about an archetype of matter?
That would be a black dot, representing the most common state of matter in universe, dark matter. Well, in theory anyway..
But people may just mistake it for a mouche.
Ehhhm, I'm getting nowhere with this....
Re: An image representing the term "archetype"
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Mon Nov 15, 2010 5:01 amby Turge
Persuader wrote:How about an archetype of matter?
That would be a black dot, representing the most common state of matter in universe, dark matter.
Hey, I like that! But indeed you are right, it's a tough one.
Re: An image representing the term "archetype"
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Mon Dec 20, 2010 11:39 pmby Turge
You guys are killing me. Guessing you'll be here all night?
Either way, I figured something out right after that last post of mine. Thanks for the suggestions!
Re: An image representing the term "archetype"
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Tue Dec 21, 2010 2:04 amby Billy Rhomboid
Turge wrote:Turge wrote:Billy Rhomboid wrote:What about .0 ?
Please, do elaborate. 
No, really. Please. Do elaborate.
oh sorry. The 1.0 version of something is usually the archetype, no?
