Is it possible to think without language?
Arika Okrent | May 24, 2013There is evidence that deaf people cut off from language, spoken or signed, think in sophisticated ways before they have been exposed to language
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There is evidence that deaf people cut off from language, spoken or signed, think in sophisticated ways before they have been exposed to language
Wikipedia is great for getting a quick overview of a subject. But did you know you can get it boiled down even further?
Biáng. And it's made up of 57 strokes
The whole cities-as-names thing goes back way farther than you think
How do you measure the influence of important people?
Newton is credited with many, many scientific innovations. His linguistic creations, on the other hand, never really took off.
Reaching for the stars probably isn't the most practical advice after all...
Nothing is certain but death, taxes, and spam comments on your blog
This expression for revealing one's homosexuality may seem natural. But it's actually a relatively new thing.
How / and ♥ became words in their own right
In recent years, the percentage of music hits with love in the song title has been only 30 percent of what it was in 1980. Why?
Take out your red pens, folks
English speakers aren't the only ones who can make a pseudo-language
Newsflash: The Czech Republic is not the same as the Russia region of Chechnya
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