Darwinian Exodus RTT

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#105

Nuh uh heā€™s happy to read random forums for the other hunters. I asked him yesterday he said it was an awesome idea.

#106

But you donā€™t have evidence to bring here. So you would be unable to prove his consent.

#107

@Buckets_sentry you should be able to answer this.

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#108

I totally have a video of it but I canā€™t share it with you because that would violate his right to privacy.

#109

Ohp. Iā€™ve been got. Thatā€™s only if he shows up though.

Then it shall remain insubstantial in your argument until you bring it to the public eye.

#110

STOP TRAMPLING ON MUH RIGHTS TO MAKE STATEMENTS THAT HAVE NO FACTUAL BACKING!Ā 

#111

You do it to me, so Iā€™m returning the favor.

#112

Ugh I can feel you oppressing me

#113

You brought this on yourself.

#114

See the violence inherent in the system!

#115

Will you please shut up?

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#116

:open_mouth:

#117

Did I get the reference?

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#118

claps excitedly

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#119

image

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#120

https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/12540700_2028407717182277_5256408381985837870_n.jpg?oh=1006ae3a03c4a8db709be8e70343c049&oe=574661E7

#121

@Btubnfj

Conceptual language (i.e. the definition behind words) and spoken language are only mangled by a form of auditory bias of association that is inherent with the ability to hear the words youā€™re saying.

The question depends on the level of education and would even go so far as depending on whether or not the individual speaks exclusively in sign language, or whether they can communicate in the spoken word despite their deafness (assuming they can communicate).

Hellen Keller wrote extensively and considered things in the English language (as displayed by her ability to use nuanced words) despite not only having never heard the words, but never having seen them.

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#122

Almost like thinking in pictures.

I would say I kinda think in concepts, but I donā€™t know whether Iā€™m bias because I know how to speak.

I often have trouble putting my thoughts to words though, so thereā€™s that.

#123

I tend to think more in concepts than I do words. Makes putting things into words really frustrating at times. Iā€™m also very visual. It seems the smallest part of my thinking is in words. Everything else is conceptual and visual and often tactile and auditorial. Maybe itā€™s because my sense of taste and smell suck but I tend not to think it scents or tastes.

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#124

Huh. That kinda explains a bit. I have a trouble communicating a lot of the time, I fumble with words quite a bit. Sometimes Iā€™ll fuss over wording or not have any idea what to say at all. Being visual or understanding concepts is much easier.

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