...to the positive dialectic of the Enlightenment

In this flows the unity of spirit and materia. The observation of the mental wave and probability distribution interweaves the unified quantum object with its materialistic nature. The wave observer is bound to his body at this manifestation and is thus restricted to his possible observations. As part of the all-encompassing entanglement of all particles via the Big Bang, the observation of the individual means that of the whole.

The whole is only the being of uniform elements which is consummated by its development. In their completion the units interweave the complementary blurs of place and impulse. The impulse is the interweaving of mass and distance per time. This speed ultimately determines the general interweaving.

The dialectic of language emergence

In the hope that an accessible language critique will lead to further refinements of the theory, two language origins are outlined below. These will then be developed into a future synthesis.

The universal grammar of Noam Chomsky, which has long been predominant in science, is based on common grammar principles of all languages, which are available to humans in an innate grammar module. From the defined processing steps, children learn the underlying grammar and can thus form well-formed sentences. The universal grammar was further developed in the course of counter-examples and its general validity was reduced.

In contrast to universal grammar, usage-based linguistics is based on language acquisition through cognitive abilities. In learning these skills, language mastery is achieved by guessing contexts and meaning. "The linguistic meaning of the words arises from the interaction of the possible meaning of the words themselves and the grammatical construction in which they stand" [1]. Language-unspecific thought patterns such as the creation of categories are mainly learned through visual information processing. The visual information reaches the different processing streams such as color pattern and position perception already in abstract form.

The speculative synthesis assumes a mass use of machine translations in our everyday lives. Therefore, the translation technology will continue to evolve both qualitatively and in the number of supported languages. This will become clear with the development of multilingual, neural translation systems. In such a system, the universal structure of the supported languages is mapped as a common, weighted network. The general network removes the contradiction between the universal principle and user-based linguistics. One feature of the abolition is the zero-shot, which denotes the ability to create translation pairs for which there was originally no learning corpus. The learned structure with this feature thus has a universal validity that can be applied to specific language pairs.

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