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> Disproven by whom and under which context? See any of my links, but especially the third. Animal cognition and human neuroscience studies strongly disprove t
by D-Machine 7mo ago
> Disproven by whom and under which context?
See any of my links, but especially the third. Animal cognition and human neuroscience studies strongly disprove the importance of language to cognition. Conflating language and thought is so obviously false in 2026 it is extraordinary that people still think like this.
I was ignoring the comment about fascists because it is simplistic and low-quality, and will similarly not be responding to whatever you (incorrectly) think I was claiming about universal human rights. I only wanted to correct the extremely false (or at least hugely overstated) assumptions about language and perception of reality.
- uoaei 7mo agoFascism is an overly simplistic ideology, hence the obvious description. It was just an example. I'm not sure what you thought the other commenter was trying to say either but they were just recalling a specific example to stay on topic in the conversation.