How has semantic malfunction affected the development of language?

Question

How has semantic malfunction and our patterns of reactions as human beings affected the development of our language?

Semantic malfunction is like the way we name people by stereotyping. Patterns of reactions are the sum total of ways we act in response to events, to words, or to symbols. Our reaction patterns are th einternal and most important residue of whatever years of education we received

Answer 1

i wonder if your question

pertains more to a malfunction

of logic than semantics

in humans

one stimulus

can produce

manifold results

the build-up

of stimuli

into a pattern

of reaction

does indeed

create a residue

in our thinking

but it is more

in how we

put the meanings together

than in the individual meanings

semantic malfunction

is a structural problem

not a constituant one

so i guess i'm saying

it's anyone's guess

how much fuzzy thinking

has contributed

to language development

in humans

but my suspicion is

plenty

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