No. If anything, it blows it up. If (natural) language were a constraint on thought, these kids would have been almost incapable of thought at the founding of t

No. If anything, it blows it up. If (natural) language were a constraint on thought, these kids would have been almost incapable of thought at the founding of the school. (You really do have to see what the older "kids"—at twenty-ish—were like, even in the new world, with a halting handle on some parts of the newly-emerging language and nothing really but mimicas—miming gestures—to work with.)