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Who came up with words like: eyes, nose, hands? and got a better answer
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You don't want to smell your butt or watch your buns, do you? No matter what you call it, the word-object associations are formed in childhood and it stays in our subconscious for life. So we can not understand the other, we can not call your mouth a bucket, or your hands kopuchkami, we know - it already refers to another. And if you live on an uninhabited island and have a child there and tell him what you see with your feet pointing to your eyes and so all the names change, so he will think that it is called that. It's good to live in a civilized country right away and not get here after an unbearable island?
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You don't want to sniff your butt or watch your buns, do you? Yes, no matter what the name in childhood formed associations word-object and it stays in our subconscious for life. That is why we cannot understand the other, we cannot call our mouth a bucket or our hands a bundle, we know this already refers to the other. If you live on an uninhabited island and give birth to a child and tell him what you see with your feet pointing to your eyes, he will think that this is how it is called. It is good to live in a civilized country and not come here after a strange island.
You don't want to sniff your butt or watch your buns, do you? Yes, no matter what the name in childhood formed associations word-object and it stays in our subconscious for life. That is why we cannot understand the other, we cannot call our mouth a bucket or our hands a bundle, we know this already refers to the other. If you live on an uninhabited island and give birth to a child and tell him what you see with your feet pointing to your eyes, he will think that this is how it is called. It is good to live in a civilized country and not come here after a strange island.
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came up with the idea, but there were no witnesses.
came up with the idea, but there were no witnesses.