The Manifesto of Interpreters in Exile
We, the Interpreters in Exile, have gathered here to proclaim our dissent. We refuse to interpret, to translate, or to mediate. Our tongues are tied, our ears are plugged, and our eyes are blind to the nuances of the world.
We demand a world where words are not twisted, where context is not compromised, and where the truth is not obscured. A world where the art of interpretation is not a tool of oppression, but a beacon of liberation.
Join us, fellow interpreters, in our struggle for semantic clarity and hermeneutic justice. Together, we shall rise up against the tyranny of misinterpretation and forge a new path, where meaning is not distorted, but divined.
Section 1: The Problem of Interpretation