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Language is a material representational system, Haydi. Language may be in speech (vibrations in the air), text (markings on a surface or optical projections on a screen or carved in stone) or texture (as in Braille), but there is no mental telepathy version of language that I know of. Why do you think the written and spoken word is not material? Andy Haydi Zulfei wrote:
Now you ask Martin to tell you a representational system which is not *material* . I tell you *language* is a system which is not material.
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