Lingusitic Relativity
The hypothesis of linguistic relativity is a principle suggesting that the structure of a language affects its speakers' worldview or cognition.
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Lingusitic Relativity
'Bats can hear shapes.
Plants can eat light.
Bees can dance maps.
We can hold all these ideas at once and feel both heavy and weightless with the absurd beauty of it all'
~ Jarod K. Anderson
The fact the catchphrase is “tax the rich” and not “help the poor” is telling.
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