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If 'bilingualism' is expanded to include math and programming languages I would say it does effect intelligence directly. But then again I haven't met many sup
by MichaelZuo 4y ago
If 'bilingualism' is expanded to include math and programming languages I would say it does effect intelligence directly.
But then again I haven't met many super-geniuses to compare against.
- elbigbad 4y agoIf “bilingualism” is expanded even further to include having wealthy parents who are legacies at Harvard, I would say it does have an effect on outcomes.
- MichaelZuo 4y agoI don't get your sarcasm. How do 'wealthy parents who are legacies at Harvard' constitute a language in any form?
- elbigbad 4y agoUgh, you’re right. I guess they’re as orthogonal to bilingualism and spoken languages as programming languages and math are. My mistake.
- MichaelZuo 4y agoSarcasm doesn't translate well over the internet, I highly doubt even 10% of readers understand what your trying to say. If your not going to clarify, I'm going to move on.