The language and the voice represent an example of a complex structure built on a simple and pure basis. The voice as a sound, as the original "pure form", becomes a foundation for the building which constitutes one of the main ways of the subject's interaction with the surrounding reality. Speech as a superstructure over the voice, becomes one of the constituent parts of the subject's self-identification. Being cleared of the meaning, the speech returns to its foundation, to the voice, thus wiping off secondary differences of subjects. Meaningful speech is secondary, already because it conveys not the primary sensations of the subject, but its attempt to verbalize them. The absence of meaningful speech is not possible, but the symbol of primary voice, similar to the framework of the city lines, makes it possible to apprehend more clearly the long chain of information transformation acts between the subjects.