They lived so well without religion and they were so happy. Also they didn't believe what I was saying because I didn't have evidence for it, and that made me think. They would try so hard to understand what I was saying, but it was obviously utterly irrelevant to them. I began to think: what am I doing here, giving them these 2000-year-old concepts when everything of value I can think of to communicate to them they already have?".
Napisał książkę Nie śpij, tu są węże : życie i język a amazońskiej dżungli wydaną w listopadzie 2008.
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Edge: RECURSION AND HUMAN THOUGHT, by Daniel L. Everett
Kategoria:Urodzeni w 1951 Kategoria:Amerykańscy językoznawcy