Oskar took a deep breath and went on: - At this point I went beyond and... well, I found confirmation of a hypothesis not completely accepted by science, namely the existence of an absolute grammar that applies to the whole of human languages. A background structure that has remained unchanged throughout the ages of Homo sapiens. Incredible. The real problem though lies in the origin of this universal property.
- The question it raises is this: - where did humanity deduce these general rules?
- Precisely. First of all, I proved without a doubt that these rules are a mirror of the central nervous system's functioning.
- And thus you deduced that the same rules are part of an absolute model. In the last pages of the research you call it a -Primary Structure, - added Grumm.
- Yes, sure. -
