The problem with "pure" linguistics is that it dismantles language into its component sounds, analysing usage in slow-time whereas, in the real world, there is an often chaotic blur of language and signal exchange when people communicate with each other.
Whereas, in the real world, there is an often chaotic blur of language and signal exchange when people communicate with each other. The problem with "pure" linguistics is that it dismantles language into its component sounds, analysing usage in slow-time.
The problem with "pure" linguistics is that it dismantles language into its component sounds, analysing usage in slow-time. Whereas, in the real world, there is an often chaotic blur of language and signal exchange when people communicate with each other.
The problem with "pure" linguistics is that it dismantles language into its component sounds, analysing usage in slow-time. Whereas, in the real world, there is an often chaotic blur of language and signal exchange when people communicate with each other.