> The brain handles them very differently on the lowest level, but what’s interesting is that we can use spatial representation to represent temporal informatio

> The brain handles them very differently on the lowest level, but what’s interesting is that we can use spatial representation to represent temporal information and vice versa, and, actually, often do precisely that. The author of this article would probably really enjoy diving into research regarding sign languages, which are by there very nature both spatial and temporal languages - in other words: kinematic languages.