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A long excerpt from the book The Future Makers - The Nobel Prize winners of tomorrow reveal what they are researching," in which Stanford psychologist Lera Boroditsky, a researcher on how language shapes our thinking, summarizes: "What we have learned from our research is that people who speak different languages, really different, and who use special features of grammar, sometimes have their view of the world impacted in far-reaching ways."

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[ Fri. Apr. 16. 2010 ]

A long excerpt from the book The Future Makers - The Nobel Prize winners of tomorrow reveal what they are researching," in which Stanford psychologist Lera Boroditsky, a researcher on how language shapes our thinking, summarizes: "What we have learned from our research is that people who speak different languages, really different, and who use special features of grammar, sometimes have their view of the world impacted in far-reaching ways."

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