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Why can the same word produce two translations that both work?

Perhaps the problem is not only translation, but language itself.

When a word enters another language, the translator must select from the information it carries and fix that selection in new words. Different selections preserve different information—and eventually produce different versions of Odysseus.

Labels reduce the cost of understanding the world, but a label is never the thing itself. Every act of naming is an act of information compression; every compression is also a selection.

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