Harnessed: How Language And Music Mimicked Nature And Transformed Ape to Man

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He writes: The [language] ability comes so naturally that we are apt to forget what a miracle it is. So let me remind you with some simple demonstrations. Asking you only to surrender your imagination to my words for a few moments, I can cause you to think some very specific thoughts: When a male octopus spots a female, his normally grayish body suddenly becomes striped . . .
Cherries jubilee on a white suit? Wine on an altar cloth? Apply club soda immediately . . .
When Dixie opens the door to
...Tad, she is stunned, because she thought he was dead . . .
With just a handful of words, our brains are pulled hither and thither to far-off corners of a vast mental universe, and new content is installed. For me, the Dixie-and-dead-Tad story from All My Children is old news, but a few of you may not have known Tad is alive. And now you know, from just a few words in the right order.
That kind of brainpower doesn’t happen by accident, Pinker argues. The deeply malleable, blank-slate brains the social sciences have long supposed we possess could never learn and do language as we can.


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