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... book evaluations ? An article (12-27-2007 Times) describes the absurd difference between a communities understanding (or the English lack of it!) 'liebeskummer' Presumably you sent this to sci.lang to find out what linguists say about this. Most linguists believe that thought _is_ possible without language. Some linguists adhere to "...

...in text book evaluations ? An article (12-27-2007 Times) describes the absurd difference between a communities understanding (or the English lack of it!) 'liebeskummer' Presumably you sent this to sci.lang to find out what linguists say about this. Most linguists believe that thought _is_ possible without language. Some linguists adhere to "Whorl'...

...much relevence in text book evaluations ? An article (12-27-2007 Times) describes the absurd difference between a communities understanding (or the English lack of it!) 'liebeskummer' Presumably you sent this to sci.lang to find out what linguists say about this. Most linguists believe that thought _is_ possible without language. Some linguists adhere to "Whorl'...

... text book evaluations ? An article (12-27-2007 Times) describes the absurd difference between a communities understanding (or the English lack of it!) 'liebeskummer' Presumably you sent this to sci.lang to find out what linguists say about this. Most linguists believe that thought _is_ possible without language. Some linguists adhere to "Whorl's Principle ...

... much relevence in text book evaluations ? An article (12-27-2007 Times) describes the absurd difference between a communities understanding (or the English lack of it!) 'liebeskummer' Presumably you sent this to sci.lang to find out what linguists say about this. Most linguists believe that thought _is_ possible without language. Some linguists adhere to "Whorl's Principle ...

... much relevence in text book evaluations ? An article (12-27-2007 Times) describes the absurd difference between a communities understanding (or the English lack of it!) 'liebeskummer' Nicki You might consider yourself as a higher dimensional analog to the two dimensional denizens of "Flat Land". Add to that analog more than simple spatial dimensions. Add mentation, ideation...

... and loved ones, out and on towards those we have have never even met and never likely to and, sooner or later, the realistic imitations by online sevices, are we at risk of placing far too much relevence in text book evaluations ? An article (12-27-2007 Times) describes the absurd difference between a communities understanding (or the English lack of it!) 'liebeskummer' Nicki