Another thing that the show seemed to assert was that there are universal
grammar rules and syntactic structures. It doesn't seem that way to
me. It seems that each language has it's own grammar rules, developed
to fit the situation that existed when that language was invented. That
would explain why you can say things in one language that you just can't say
in another: one culture has that situation, another doesn't.
This just reinforces my desire for a new language since the old ones can't
express the ideas that we have now, because they didn't have the situations
we have now.
Corey A. Cook
cookcore@esuvm.emporia.edu
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