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No. My experience is that English is a great language for hiding ignorance behind technobabble and buzzwords. You claim that "conceptual innovation can’t possib
by bjourne 2y ago
No. My experience is that English is a great language for hiding ignorance behind technobabble and buzzwords. You claim that "conceptual innovation can’t possibly stem from conceptual confusion." It sounds reasonable, but honestly, wtf does it mean? :) My experience is that bilingualism is advantageous because it forces you to think and reason in multiple languages. Simply put, if you can explain something in multiple languages then you probably know that subject better than someone who can only explain it in one language.