beLIEve

Yeah it's like shark.
Emphasise the word shARK and hey - you have Noah's ark on your hands! I mean how weird is that?
[Notice the sarcasm]

I don't see what your point is?

Coincidence? Are you sure Angelina?

The word "believe" is an overly simple example of what the thread creator was trying to say I think. A word like;

"disease" is a better one when you break it down. An insult to ease? To health...or a disability to being healthy? What is even more interesting is the word;

"Therapist" Which if you break it down can become "The Rapist". Strange eh? then do the same for words like "Wonderful"...taken as they sound when broken down you either have;

"Full of wonder" or "Wonder fool"

Coincidence...as they great[?] Carl Sagan is fond of saying...I'll let you decide.

The entymology of the word is not as straight forward as most people would think.

believe Look up believe at Dictionary.com
O.E. belyfan, earlier geleafa (Mercian), gelefa (Northumbrian), gelyfan (W.Saxon) "believe," from P.Gmc. *ga-laubjan "hold dear, love," from PIE base *leubh- "to like, desire" (see love). Spelling beleeve is common till 17c.; then altered perhaps by influence of relieve. As a synonym for "Christian," believer is attested from 1549. To believe on instead of in was more common in 16c. but now is a peculiarity of theology; believe of also sometimes was used in 17c.

Ok, write a poem about it and let us know when it's done.

Being full of wonder
and a fool
those who see may call me
beautiful

In my mind less of a dis
ease that I forget
they try to make me hot
but I stay cool.

I wrote this in 39 seconds, roughly...I know I know...genius....yeah...hear it all the time...

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