The way we name things is not trivial: each language structures our perception of reality differently. From everyday objects to abstract concepts, the words we use reflect the history and values of our culture. A simple question like “what do you call this in your language?” reveals radically different universes of thought.
Far beyond its primary function of communication, language…
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