Primitive Sounds and Language
Exploring the connection between primitive emotions and the evolution of language, Andrew suggests that our basic respiratory responses to different stimuli may serve as the foundation for vocal communication. He highlights the distinction between innate sounds and learned vocalizations, emphasizing that the latter is what sets human language apart from other species. This intriguing perspective invites listeners to reconsider the origins of language and the role of vocal learning in our communication systems.In this clip
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Dr. Erich Jarvis: The Neuroscience of Speech, Language & Music | Huberman Lab Podcast #87
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