Communication (n.) is not a linear, closed loop system of transmission, but a perpetual, open-ended system of meaning making.
Communication's (n.) free play or absolute indeterminacy is massively limited by real context.
Communication (n.) carries the notion of meaning as portable property, passing unchanged from one subject to another.
Communication (n.) cannot pass from one full and intact being to another; it needs beings who have put their being at stake.
Communication (n.) is not the means by which meaning travels from one consciousness to another.
Communication (n.) also names what passes without meaning: a tremor, a shock, a displacement of force, propagated like a current.