Bliss symbols were invented by [CK Bliss]? after World War 2. The concept behind Bliss symbols was to create a universal written language to augment one's native language, easy to learn and free of ambiguity, thus allowing communication between people who did not speak the same language. |
Bliss symbols were invented by [C. K. Bliss]? after World War 2. The concept behind Bliss symbols was to create a universal written language to augment one's native language, easy to learn and free of ambiguity, allowing communication between people who do not speak the same language. |
Bliss is based on the Chinese concept of ideograms, which Bliss familiarised himself with whilst a refugee from Nazi persecution in Shanghai. |
Bliss is based on the Chinese concept of ideograms, with which Bliss familiarised himself while a refugee from Nazi persecution in Shanghai. |
Bliss symbols have become popular as a method of communication for people with selective brain damage, for whom it can be impossible to learn character based languages. |
Bliss symbols have become popular as a method of communication for people with selective brain damage, for whom it can be impossible to learn character-based languages. |
Bliss is based on the Chinese concept of ideograms, with which Bliss familiarised himself while a refugee from Nazi persecution in Shanghai.
Bliss consists of several hundred basic symbols that can be composed together to generate new symbols to represent new concepts.
Bliss symbols have become popular as a method of communication for people with selective brain damage, for whom it can be impossible to learn character-based languages.