The word “pabulum” (from Latin for “fodder”) was once used in English to mean “food for thought”. However, it (or “pablum”) is now more likely to denote insipid fare. We could reclaim the original meaning—in which case these statements-to-be-pondered are “pabula”.
The word “pabulum” (from Latin for “fodder”) was once used in English to mean “food for thought”. However, it (or “pablum”) is now more likely to denote insipid fare. We could reclaim the original meaning—in which case these statements-to-be-pondered are “pabula”.