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The overall tone reflects curiosity and deeper engagement, exemplified by references to studies like Yip (2006) on phonology, discussions about pidgins and proto-languages, and mentions of groundbreaking ideas such as language shaping the mind, which illustrate a thoughtful exploration of the article's themes. The use of technical terms and questions about origins highlight a genuine interest in understanding language's evolution and relevance.
Discussions show mixed opinions, with some supporting the importance of language evolution but no strong disagreement or opposition.
Many posts are highly interested, referencing various studies, historical language origins, and innovative ideas about language evolution.
Several contributors engage deeply, citing specific research papers, historical language details, and philosophical questions, indicating genuine interest.
The discussions suggest that the topic has moderate significance, especially for those interested in linguistics, evolution, and human history, but not universally transformative.
جستجو دراین‌باره نشون میده نه‌تنها زبان‌شناس‌ها، بلکه متخصصین سایر حوزه‌ها (روانشناسی، زیستِ تکاملی، نوروساینس و…) هم روی «منحصربه‌فرد بودنِ زبان انسان» اجماع دارن. شاید بشه پا رو فراتر گذاشت و گفت: «زبان، ویژگی متمایزکننده‌ی ما هوموساپینس‌ها است.» ۳/ https://t.co/FeaJUh1Kmj https://t.co/dzXIqFEgCF
Esse chimp curtia uma laranja... Será? "The trained chimpanzee Nim Chimpsky’s longest recorded ‘utterance’, when translated from sign language, was ‘give orange me give eat orange me eat orange give me eat orange give me you’ " https://t.co/YMSv0ggsTq
@0Newlife3 @gregorycgravett @thevivafrei @GadSaad @joerogan Good video https://t.co/bIdP0jERw1
https://t.co/RSkG8g0J8P got the source refs in now for Sunday's Evo Hour (done while on vacation). Enjoy those early tetrapods and delve into language evolution.
@Mooseongare @drizzle_pee Here is a paper from 2017 https://t.co/t6p0EAx1yQ haven’t read it but should we try. I’m at work so probably can’t respond instantly.
@Tha_jayiii It’s pidgin, Mr Jayii. Every pidgin word is aggregated (borrowed, if you like) from Nigerian indigenous languages. And Yoruba, Isoko, jukun or Igbo languages were not invented. For further reading
This video explores how language influences our perception and cognition, including the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis, its evidence, criticism, and real-world implications, such as differences in spatial perception and the…
Human language is unique among animal communication, likely absent in Neanderthals and Great Apes. Its evolution parallels biological changes and significantly influences human history and culture, especially in the…
Human language is unique among animal communication and may not have existed in Neanderthals or Great Apes. Its evolution helps us understand human history, cultural development, and its impact on recent human evolution.
Yip, M. (2006). The search for phonology in other species. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 10(10), 442–446. Gentner, T. Q., Fenn, K. M., Margoliash, D., & Nusbaum, H. C. (2006). Recursive syntactic pattern learning by songbirds. Nature, 440(7088), 1204–1207 https://t.co/KkleWyT4kP
@Tha_jayiii It’s pidgin, Mr Jayii. Every pidgin word is aggregated (borrowed, if you like) from Nigerian indigenous languages. And Yoruba, Isoko, jukun or Igbo languages were not invented. For further reading
@volkvulture1 @Modernmarxist05 “Chat GPT” is when you search and read from sources online apparently. Cope harder. https://t.co/kJkKmmN7pV.
@0Newlife3 @gregorycgravett @thevivafrei @GadSaad @joerogan Good video https://t.co/bIdP0jERw1
جستجو دراین‌باره نشون میده نه‌تنها زبان‌شناس‌ها، بلکه متخصصین سایر حوزه‌ها (روانشناسی، زیستِ تکاملی، نوروساینس و…) هم روی «منحصربه‌فرد بودنِ زبان انسان» اجماع دارن. شاید بشه پا رو فراتر گذاشت و گفت: «زبان، ویژگی متمایزکننده‌ی ما هوموساپینس‌ها است.» ۳/ https://t.co/FeaJUh1Kmj https://t.co/dzXIqFEgCF
https://t.co/Dx6kmqJP4A.
https://t.co/RSkG8g0J8P got the source refs in now for Sunday's Evo Hour (done while on vacation). Enjoy those early tetrapods and delve into language evolution.
@downs1nthehouse @AiG https://t.co/9ebbc6bibS
@Heliocoptero O proto-indo-europeu é (são) já uma língua(s) complexa(s). Também fui ver e não me parece impossível haver já uma forma de linguagem oral há 200.000 anos (embora apareça em quase todo o lado que as línguas têm 50.000 anos) https://t.co/NNw4vI0GIL
@Mooseongare @drizzle_pee Here is a paper from 2017 https://t.co/t6p0EAx1yQ haven’t read it but should we try. I’m at work so probably can’t respond instantly.
@IFATORUN @Fir3Li0n @Rebelioushope @MbembaShadrach @MBkk79 @dawe_wade @Kimmylynn74 Also this https://t.co/Jx70OkjYEh
@TheHistoryGuy07 @AiG https://t.co/6h709XcjoN
Hey, I made a new video. In thiz video I talk about how language shapes the mind. #videoessay #linguisticrelativity #sapirwhorfhypothesis https://t.co/WdYMeoXe9l https://t.co/5lHzzRVCXa
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Esse chimp curtia uma laranja... Será? "The trained chimpanzee Nim Chimpsky’s longest recorded ‘utterance’, when translated from sign language, was ‘give orange me give eat orange me eat orange give me eat orange give me you’ " https://t.co/YMSv0ggsTq
Q&A: What is human language, when did it evolve and why should we care? https://t.co/wmpG8MnkY1