A key evolutionary pressure on culture is that it can only include concepts and behaviors that can be assimilated by humans in a short period of time (since we don't live very long and we're pretty busy). As a result, culture is optimized for learnability.
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Never lived in Japan, have you? Although it's very true that the most prolific and leading culture is not coincidentally also the one that is most communicative, the local minima phenomenon exists in culture as well. All you need is some form of environmental obstacle ...
This is funny because, while I've lived in Japan for a few years, I have no idea what this twete means
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NLP, the deceptive imitation game.
End of conversation
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Ironically, the fact you have been in Japan, just confirmed it. Never mind, not important. Hint: the world speaks English for a reason
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