Lystrosaurus and Language Processing

This chapter explores the intriguing history of Lystrosaurus, a resilient species that emerged after the Permian extinction, alongside deep dives into constructed languages and their cognitive processing. It contrasts the adaptability of Lystrosaurus with the linguistic mechanisms of different language types, such as natural languages, constructed languages, and computer code. Additionally, the chapter examines the neurological implications of language acquisition, particularly in the context of sign language and sensory experiences.