The formation of a new language

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The consequences (of this study)are clear: it is no longer true that there are no natural languages easier or more natural than others. On the contrary, all children in all parts of the world are biologically inclined to speak at first some form of creole instantiation, while the cultural contexts sometimes deviates this natural inclination. In other words, creoles are the most natural among natural languages. The study of creole abstraction passes through the finding of the universals of creolization, which let linguists approach directly the elements of syntactic structures, as well as the semantic bounds, of the emergence of language.