>>17043018
High IQ people understand what opportunity cost is. This is like asking what makes people that can feel pain unable to saw off their own legs.

>>17043018
a lot of this is just a writing convention where you simply choose not to use spaces.

>>17043023
brvtal, morphoids on svicide vvatch

Words? In my head, I don't need words.

>>17043023
It seems that the cognitive effort per word stays the same regardless of how complex the words are. That would make mirphologically complex languages massively more efficient.

>>17043018
You think that's fucked up, check out phonetics instead

Zalgo exists because we need the diacritics to describe the sound your tongue makes clicking off the roof of your mouth while you talk around a bite of food

>>17043478
>It seems that the cognitive effort per word stays the same regardless of how complex the words are
according to who?

>>17043481
It actually seems to be the norm that common speech is mkre synthetic that educated speech. For example "we didn't have a car accident"

in formal Czech "Neměli jsme dopravní nehodu."

in common Czech "Nenabourali jsme" pronounced as one word (Polish actually spells it that way)

>>17043027
Native speakers can't break words down further without being taught how, so it's pretty unambiguous, as long as you can find uneducated speakers.

>>17043481
Isn't this a failure of abstraction?
There is a series of resonating chambers with some flow rate. Adding some material into the chamber doesn't violate the model. It seems like the approach would have to invent new characters for differences in physiology.