As I said it's not relevant but if you wanted to know you could put in the bare minimum of effort into doing your own research. From Smith and Tsimpli's "The Mi

As I said it's not relevant but if you wanted to know you could put in the bare minimum of effort into doing your own research. From Smith and Tsimpli's "The Mind of a Savant": "On the [Gapadol Reading Comprehension Test] Christopher scored at the maximum level, indicating a reading comprehension of 16 years and 10 months". They describe the results of a bunch of other language tests, where he scores average to above average, including his translations of passages from a dozen different languages. > But how on earth does that imply the brain isn't 'thinking' for the structures it is used to ? Do you say you did not think for question 1 just because question 2 was more difficult ? The point isn't to define the word "thinking" it is to show that the language capacity is a distinct faculty from other cognitive capacities.