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<p>Posted by <b><!--poster-->Glenn Kempf</b>
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Dear Mark,
 
 <p>Here's two great parts of zompist.com that might work great together...
  
  <p>In your essay "Proto-World and the Language Instinct," you describe a theory of the gradual emergence of languages and langage capabilities (both physical and mental) as part of the greater development of intelligence and the "mental toolbox" over the course of time in human evolution. We've talked about the ic&euml;lani already as an example of an earlier stage of human evolution on Almea; perhaps their language capabilities are still in an emerging stage in that development?  How might ic&euml;lani "languages" work?
   
   <p>Just something to think about...
    
<p>   Ad onlel&aacute;n,
    <br>Glenn



<hr><i>Mark responds:
<p>Yes, nice idea.  The ic&euml;lani <b>are</b> supposed to have really
simple languages.  Still, I'm more interested in the inhuman language of
the ilii.  I have some nice ideas there, but they're waiting for more inspiration
to gel...

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