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A chat on 4chan
human
universal grammar is real. as humans, we all have the concept of 〚SUBJECT〛, 〚ACTION〛, plus more advanced, intangible ideas such as adjectives and time. 
However, these basic concepts are innate but don't work to communicate in the real world, since the real world's language works based on language rules we don't know yet as babies. So we actually have an innate basic language idea but we acquire the rules to communicate effectively. 
t. linguist
gpt
What would you recommend I read after Ferdinand de Sausurre?
human
Universal grammar main proponent is Chomsky, but as a way to link innate linguage to materialism.
He is unable to understand that those innate characteristics are just representation of transcendental eternal truths. As does the people with those innate capabilities, they are 'representants' in the physical plane of much bigger concepts than the person they physically are.
Because this every 'cultural hero' always end being put in the divine level, invariably. The alphabet creators are an quick example of this.