This document discusses the transition from the Greek letter alpha (A) to beta (B) as a pivotal moment in Western intellectual history. According to a philosopher named Exclamencio, this transition signaled not a change in doctrines but a literal shift in the thinker's positioning. Where pre-Socratic philosophers thought in the field by experiencing sensations directly, modern philosophers like Descartes approached reflection in a different way, with the body curved inward in a closed questioning posture. The exclamation point of the pre-Socratics was thus reshaped by modern philosophers through their efforts to craft the perfect question mark out of exclamation points using interrogative hammers and anvils of signs.