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The statement you quote is true of all natural human languages, which is what matters here (if you do not agree, you should be able to refute it on purely gramm
by mannykannot 4y ago
The statement you quote is true of all natural human languages, which is what matters here (if you do not agree, you should be able to refute it on purely grammatical grounds!)
As for behaviorism, it can stand or fall on its own merits (or lack of them), just as should the alternatives.