>>>>> "ADR" == ADR <a.dalla_rosa at virgin.net> writes:
ADR> We don't actually think in words. Observe carefully while
ADR> your 'thinking'. Your tongue is still moving and there is
ADR> small muscular movements occuring, you're actually talking
ADR> without voicing out loud. Try sticking your tongue out and
ADR> keeping it still as possible, you won't be able to think well
ADR> in 'words'.
I don't have that problem. What's wrong with your tongue/mind?
BTW, when we talk, we not only move our tongue, but also many facial
muscles, the lips as well as many laryngeal muscles. In your theory,
are all these muscles moving while one thinks in "words"?
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