The logographic roots define families of signs sharing the same grammatical and semantic features, echoing each other's meaning and shape in sometimes disturbing ways. It might sound arbitrary to affiliate a sign to the root , and it probably is. This is a question to be discussed in the language kitchens. The Elephant's Memory is nonlinear language enabling people to read and write in every direction, starting and ending from any component of a sentence. The peculiar associative structure of the logograms permits spatial compositions of various aesthetical and semantic qualities.
Signs snap together to form sentences in a similar way as atoms gather to form molecules.
The logographic sentences are semantic skeletons that can be fleshed out with different media types attached to the signs in order to complete their meaning and enlarge the expressiveness of a sentence. They can be associated with a QuickTime movie, a text, or an image, although none of the examples used in this article do so. It is a distributed subjective language embedding every message in the subjective context of its utterance. It enables the encapsulation of subjective statements within other subjective statements, and on and on. A message becomes a planetary system where sub-messages are orbiting around other messages orbiting around other messages.