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Language And Human Evolution

  • Language has been a most important step in human evolution.

  • Language is now the biggest barrier to further evolution.

  • This situation is not unusual in self-organising systems which reach temporary states of "local equilibrium."


  • Language is an encyclopaedia of ignorance. Words get formed and frozen into permanence at a relative stage of ignorance. That forces us to perceive the world in an old fashioned way.

  • Perception is by far the most important part of thinking. Most errors of thinking are errors of perception. If perception is faulty then no amount of logical excellence will give a useful answer.


 

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