Re: Universal grammar

Tak To wrote:
Rob Freeman wrote:

Tak To wrote:

I have the impression that you are conflating several different
issues here.

What different issues do you think I am conflating, Tak?

As enumerated in my post. Language universal, knowledge
representation, truth, etc.

You don't think the issues of "language universal, knowledge
representation, truth, etc." are related?

-Rob

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