OMG sciencefromPsychology Today4 weeks agoWhy We SpeakSpeech has profoundly shaped human cognition and society through symbolic thought.Advanced human anatomy and intellect uniquely enable the capacity for speech.The spoken word embodies immense emotional and cultural significance.
OMG sciencefromPsychology Today4 weeks agoWhy We SpeakSpeech has profoundly shaped human cognition and society through symbolic thought.Advanced human anatomy and intellect uniquely enable the capacity for speech.The spoken word embodies immense emotional and cultural significance.
Artificial intelligencefromHackernoon1 month agoFoundation Models Could Free Us from Language Limits | HackerNoonAI technologies can help overcome the limitations of language, which have developed alongside human innovation.
ParentingfromBig Think3 months agoIn praise of history's famous first wordsThe first recorded baby word, 'hey,' highlights the historical lack of documentation on early speech compared to famous last words.
SciencefromNature3 months agoA human gene makes mice squeak differently - did it contribute to language?NOVA1 gene variant enhances complex vocalizations in mice, hinting at its role in human cognitive abilities and language development.
Digital lifefromPsychology Today3 months agoChat Over Nappies: Talking With Your Baby From Day OneBabies learn words primarily through repetitive and contextual interactions rather than random exposure.
