30-05-2017, 06:24 AM
I guess "real language" would encompass both natural and synthetic/constructed languages.
I think when I heard it on the video, my brain interpreted "real language" as referring to natural language because the video was aimed at a general audience and general audiences have different ways of interpreting words than a specialized audience. For example, words like "force", "normal", "threads", and "pointers" are often understood differently by a general audience than they are by a physicist, mathematician, or programmer.
I think when I heard it on the video, my brain interpreted "real language" as referring to natural language because the video was aimed at a general audience and general audiences have different ways of interpreting words than a specialized audience. For example, words like "force", "normal", "threads", and "pointers" are often understood differently by a general audience than they are by a physicist, mathematician, or programmer.