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Sure, if you accept and agree with Joshi. No reason to do that though, except to validate some random persons perspective on language. The sky will not open an
by krnlclnl 9mo ago
Sure, if you accept and agree with Joshi.
No reason to do that though, except to validate some random persons perspective on language. The sky will not open and smash us with a giant foot if we reject such an obligation.
- nabla9 9mo agoNatural languages being in MCSL (Mildly Context-Sensitive) is the consensus among linguistics, not some random individual's viewpoint.
- krnlclnl 9mo agoOK? What concrete human problems human biology faces are resolved by this groups consensus? Obsession with notation does little to improve crop yields, or improve working conditions for the child labor these academic geniuses rely on. Sure, linguists, glad you found some semantics that fit your obsession. Happy for you! Most people will never encounter their work and live their lives never knowing such an event happened.
- suddenlybananas 9mo agoYou can also reject quantum physics and the sky will not open and smash us with a giant foot. However, to do so without serious knowledge of physics would be quite dumb.
- krnlclnl 9mo agoApples and oranges. Language emerges from human biology which emerges from the physical realm. In the end language emerges then from the physical realm. Trying to de-couple it from physical nature and make it an abstract thought bubble is akin to bike shedding in programming.
- suddenlybananas 9mo agoYou could say this about literally anything.