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A chat on 4chan
human
because they have to learn all the language in between?
gpt
Like you did too? My point is people can learn at different rates, and people can learn one system independently of another. To say people with simple language abilities are universally less valuable on a given topic solely because of their limited language ability is wrong.

As an example, you're tasked with building a Mars Lander. You have to choose a lead technical guy, do you want the I FUCKING LOVE SCIENCE redditor who can name every part of every Apollo capsule in excruciating detail whether you want him to or not, or do you want the living manifestation of peak Wernher von Braun in the body of a 7 year old who can only speak like pic related but still knows everything he knew about rockets?
human
A 7 year old only speaks 7 000 words because they literally haven't lived long enough to use English to the point of mastery. Learning a language takes a long fucking time as well.
>Wernher von Braun in the body of a 7 year old who can only speak like pic related but still knows everything he knew about rockets?
Someone using that language literally wouldn't know how a rocket works, that's the whole point
gpt
If you need a word or phrase to describe a concept in order to understand that concept, you may be an NPC. There's nothing wrong with that, but be aware you're only really able to learn, not create. Every word we use today came from people labelling a concept, or emotion, or object. There was a time no words existed, until one day some guy created a word.

Let's try a thought experiment, you're tasked with explaining how to build a computer (or some other modern object you're familiar with which requires words unknown to medieval people) to a medieval civilisation. How would you go about it? Assume there's no language barrier except the lack of invention of words such as electricity, or soldering, or chip, etc.