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If you ask someone to describe something generally anthropomorphic, the description would only tangentially fit a human newborn. “The weather is angry”, “trees
by wruza 4y ago
If you ask someone to describe something generally anthropomorphic, the description would only tangentially fit a human newborn. “The weather is angry”, “trees strive to the light”, “this car is pretty demanding” are all examples of it. Not only newborns can’t express clearly what they strive to or angry of, they (likely or arguably, whichever) have no concepts of that in their minds, but we tend to attribute these to them either way.
Idk if it’s commenters here are nitpicky or not, but I recognized the sense of gp’s terminology without a doubt.