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Brian Jerry's over their services. Stuff. You should know, be additional. We're gonna be now above that I tell you it was a joy to read this Tracy Wilson, article yeah, Tracy S, stuff, you miss in history class is to do a lot. And her articles are always she leave no stone unturned. Neither almost dv stands for very good article. It really was good, very good article, very good, so very good, did you? Did you notice there her images in the article on the site No, they were all like STAR Trek area. Firefly Harry Potter. I didn't A haughty matter, though, was later in article From that other thing you sent me from another thought: okay,

just put it all together, like man, Tracy really went for here. What s bombs are those not tracy. There was whether a couple of other articles, I sent you always James Har back row, a good one on the BBC. Another was Rebecca Roche, on a lion, Mozilla is wearing another country's yeah. That was really get it. I'm excited about this one, because I love to curse here and swear, and you folks don't know that, as we have always kept our show g rated which is and when we do, that could understand out these days. Among podcast needs to put its kind avoid, come just make you have to get a little more creative. When you have imitations like that, new I found like working within a structure makes you think more rather than dislike, learn it lying out being Lucy Goosey Lazy, yeah

lazy than in my regular life? Was my wife and I both of sailor So why should we be telling people this thing? It's fine, ok, because this is a good lesson. The kids, that you know there are appropriate times to say certain things and inappropriate times when you podcast, and apparently it's inappropriate exactly at least with us, but check. One you might be happy to hear. Is there a law, long standing, myth called the poverty of vocabulary? Hypothesis is not held to be correct, any longer bullets the myth. The hypothesis was that people swore, because they couldn't think of other words, and that you are basically that lower lower class Natur, poorly educated, no with a small capillary, which is why you Kherson up and so fairly recently. I think it is a two thousand, sixteen, maybe fifteen

article that really put the nail in the coffin and said no. We tested people, the people who came up with, swear. Words were also the ones who had the most extensive vocabulary elsewhere, ten. So the idea that you're just dumb, if you if you swear Ella, normally gone yet, but I mean they're spends in how you do it like, Sometimes you can tell someone can't think of a better word. You know what I mean, and sometimes I get some people that are just some of the best swear as most creative, intelligent right swears and it's like a music almost right, I loved it is needed music. It's definitely not just words, as will see swearing, zone thing here is phenomenal. Actually, there's a hypothesis. That language came out of swears originally there really that the first took ere it took took was

They hit his thumb with a club or guessing rod, shouted thing became the s word as we know it today. Well, see one of the first thing she points out was thought super interesting in that its very paradox, paradoxical thing in that or a taboo, but it's not a taboo that people avoid its it one of the few taboos like everybody, not everybody, but many many people embrace right think, like seventy eight son of men and we're talkin for the most of this show about sort of western countries. Yet at the end, but as far as we know, and we being like humanity, swearing is universal. Here, get seventy percent of men and fifty eight percent women's wherein public this nine in him, in a private life. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah apparently that's a long standing understanding swearing is that men, more than women

in the seventies. There is Berkeley Linguistics researchers, Rebecca lack, cos and arm. She noticed that women, tended more to use what are called minced oaths, which is saying like Fiddlesticks instead of the F word briskly talking like NED Flanders, in places where men would have cursed. Otherwise and she surmise there was because women, it from a young age to be polite french culture, men are allowed to cursing candle, lit it I'll hang out, but that this problem in an awkward situation where damned if they do damned, if they don't situation and that if they are polite, deferential their treated like a fraction or person bright, but if they transgressed in an curse. They they ve, broken taboos unlike in western societies wayward for a woman to curse than a man, at least in public or maybe even private. Here it is,

a double standard that we need to do away with the great because as much like the first amendment where I got all right up against obscenity, yet the idea that some words can't be said because his taboo just I now urge me to know end as well. I don't think it's a big deal, but I do respect that others do and I really do I d curb my how loud I kherson public public here in public know its public. Now I really do I try to like in this a distance of had kids of always assorted, try to be aware. Maybe my baptist upbringing is bad of a mouth. As I have always tried to just sort of beware might surroundings: they never wanted to be that guy sure there was making some one else. Add or whose parents had to like. Shuffle their kids away there because of language I was using yeah. I've had a heart attack with them a yes.

Sit in the men's room now she's louder and doesn't just she's, not she's. In the moment you now she's, pretty free spirited share animals, like others, Catherine other can keep it down here. She's, like our effort, everything that if it gets just as it gets, but Tracy just says a lot about tidbits here the beginning. I think we should mention cause there. This interesting one is that people. I found this to be true. When I worked at a mexican restaurant, we all learned the curse words. First,. And when you learn a new language is one of the first things you learn if you learn through Action, rather than in a classroom, are closely colloquialisms and curse words right, although she says persuasions where words are different. Yes, sir, we should you're gonna say what the difference is, so I am most people. Men, are changeable, but a curse. Word is where you basically heckling something yet you're calling for

some wine to be well damned yeah or anything good idea, this window that I can't get open. Sure that hurt that window exactly right, where's swearing is kind of different. It's like Odin. Sweden? Are you invoking on an aim of like a deity or something religious or whatever, here and you're doing there till? I give way to your your words. You are swear to God. Right swearing and technically, if you if you're a pious type. Swearing de Gaia, gonna be as bad as saying. If window not worse actually the worst. As you know, if you say GDP, were growing up. Then. Is it get that was. That was the worst of all swear words. The era words name in vain here and there most. Basically, all words. Will you swearing curse energy,

like any normal human beings by most swear. Words are all swear. Words I believe, can be unknown into two categories, and one of them is domestic. Yet, where involves a like, a higher authority guide a religion. Thing about that right there! The other is visceral, and that is basically everything else involves body parts body function. Funny they really do breakdown of this dear. Basically, everything does it really. To the body or related to God. Pretty interesting yet is in in the. That seems to be universal, but what one called emphasizes another culture. Might not anything, in the same culture over a period of time, near words can change. Emphasis on words contains like, for example, Nineteenth century. You did not say more as in

look at that ball over there be well! Oh yes, because is associated with sexual virility. So you it's hey. Look at that! Brute however their threat or look at that see, docks anything but book because there was a add word at the time, and now it's like some of the key you like what what Elsa see docks is that why be asses has borne fruit, I wonder if it's like a particularly virulent problem of of fallacy or lie subtlety, while TAT would that's what I thought too Tracy also says there No one really knows because cursing came before writing what the first, where words were right but real, yours agree- and this I thought with Super interesting- is that they called it word magic early for, the word magic or where they came from, which basically means especially in color. It didn't have writing. They believe the words,

lot of power, and you did curse. Something like we said, like words, could be really good. Words could be really bad and swearing, kind of evolve out of that right, which suspicious awesome, I love it is in. There is a good example of this? Apparently our word for Bear You're an English is rooted. The germanic word for Brown yet, and it was this time, the pagan Germanic, a taboo. Again saying the name of a wild animal because it might that wild animal appear right because of word magic. Yet, so that's why we say bear today so interest because something like Ursa would have been able to make. The bare appearing old everybody, and it would be your fault because you didn't say Brown who said Ursa. Did you ever hear the the.

Or unlawful. Colonel mileage acronym. That's completely, not true right that the the F word is old, very old record in English, since, if it century and they found some routes of it back and middle Dutch F, O K, K e N was to thrust or copulate. Norwegian, a few cake, a was calculate and in Swedish F, O Uk met penis, and apparently even those around. It wasn't really used than common speech. That much is like a word and English yeah, but it wasn't really used as a curse word until much later on yeah, like the think, the sixteenth century, when it first appears and in writing, and even then it seemed kind of casual yeah. It's too casual If I got another, when you re sure zounds, you don't, I word zounds here think like Shaggy used to say it alot. He said Sykes

somebody's. It sounds recyclable, brown honour. So, zounds sounds like that. Yeah is its related to gods, wounds to using gods wooing solely yeah, invoking a deity. So there will be a domestic curse, please carry the end when we go around the world, so those are really funny near she take a break year. We'll take a breakin talk a little bit about why people swear as a matter of retaliation

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It makes perfect sense makes Toro completes the egg is when your kids, you cry about things and then, when you grow up in here in the West Europe, for some reason, taught not cry anymore, especially little boys, which has total bs says Rosy, Greer yeah, I cry all the time and sold it. That's wearing, becomes a. I would call an instinctive response for if you're upset or fear, afraid or somethin. Bad happens if you're frustrated and that just gonna takes the place of crying here which, of makes a tremendous. Do you swear while your crime is now did ugly cry, we should probably get a judgment call from legendary producer Jerry about. Is it ok for us to say, effort in places actual bad words here. Jerry says: yes, we need a ding ding Ding, So that makes total sense to me that you learn to swear and wanted

This is why it makes total sense to me. Is that. Swearing, is a way of letting off pressure Valley. Sure suddenly and quickly, almost involuntarily, yeah right, If you can do it our anger, you can do a lot of frustration. You can do it out of shock, surprise paying any yet in at least in the context of our society, will be weird if you cried in all those situations, as you know, when you can get over with just by saying shouting the S word or the F word, or something like that, and actually a linguist, named Jaffrey, Newberg Polly screwed up his name, but here this great description of swear words. He said, swear dont describe your feelings. They manifest them near, which is absolutely true. I've seen it put is like a quick verbal hand grenade

There is a rise in encapsulates a feeling in in in, like a really potent condensed form its troops of Bam another really cool thing that that Tracy wrote about was the date they do a lot to. They can establish by density they can make. You feel like a part of a group they can express, intimacy, your trust with someone they aren't. Is regular words beyond shock value and humor, which all valid, but beyond. Camouflaging, your fears, which is valid? They really cool MIKE. Like I remember, I remember enough one of our food

at its oral meetings at how stuff works years ago. When our former boss, who gave us the the charge to do stuff, you should now dropped F bombs in the meeting and- and this was the first kind of like my stupid- the chicken killer software job than I had felt like a frat house, so that in I joined generic terrible, but this was my first like real job where our yeah fought like area in my first like meeting any search drop bombs and I immediately felt a kinship- and I was like aright disguise doing, then he's laying this out to the room, and that means something you know it wasn't a casual thing. If you drop in a farm in a meeting like that you're still sovereign peoples of it like it's ok, to use a language here, or this is what kind of person I am really gives off a lot of social cues, yeah sure I've always loved them for

it really does is also on also kind of presents the a person of higher authority on ice for iter? Or? U turn Olaf, though I did think about that. Like shit man, one of those people in here they're defendable, Why is it there's a real arm? I mean, but foul language can be offensive in the this great article by Rebecca Roche, on a on basically posits there is offensive because when you are you, fell language in front of somebody. You know that there is Hence it is going to offend m p and you're doing it anyway, so basically purposely creating atmosphere where someone probably will be offended or is the whole reason why bad language is offensive. Yeah. It's like its agreed upon between the two parties right

There are certain words that if I use this conversation you might get offended or you might feel more included and because I know that you might get offended, I'm doing it anyway. Yeah, I'm saying the heck with your offence, which again creates the offensiveness in the first place, is an acre, sits at or averse to the dirty work I guess we should talk about social responsible back is this. Can we were headed, but it didn't like an absurd these and dirty words were even really looked it that way until after the eighteen hundreds know there were Abu words for sure yeah, but they were considered dirt, with this taboo, like to invoke Odin Raven right, but, like them, profanity didn't come around to the nineteenth century, which is really interesting and originally put Emily am blasphemy meant the same thing right. They both had to do with basic,

insulting the sacred and then time. They started to diverge blaspheme, Fermi. Still means the same thing: where profanity now is a general catch, all four for what we would call swear. Words are cross border, words right, even others in all cultures. There is a definite hierarchy, yeah of you now, if your kid says, The eight am in not the biggest steel. Now, just maybe to bed without dinner for a few nights. I think your kids drop in F bombs, that you know that it ranks or worse. You know Some people think that Islam is the worst thing you can do. That there are, there are were wrong. Yes, it's this. Is wrong answer, at least in this day and age. Yes, those through there iraqi talk about seems to fall into a couple categories even though having a hierarchy is universal. What is it

Half of the hierarchy is not right and one of the things it frequently is found at the top of the hierarchy around the world is moms your mother here there are plenty of very different cultures around the world where insulting your mother similarly either a sexual act with your mother or bringing up a person's mothers genitalia is the is the worst is the worst of the worse oh yeah. I remember it like a sudden and college. When I worked at that mexican place, we learned all the curse words first and at as in the kitchen outside man, you guys talk about each other's mom. More than anything ever heard of my life. It was remarkable night, and that must and I guess I guess is Spain was dead or a spanish languages It's it's latin languages. Abandoned based languages to Spanish would definitely fall under that category here, but also

I believe, Mandarin Arabic, Semira backlog it is this languages around legs, like really disparate cultures, have said like with them, out of this, while I was also funny took as she followed up with, sometimes Bosnia, it's your father! there be a really big insult or grandfather in Albania in your family, Turkish, your extended family finally mandarin witches your ancestors to the eighteenth generation there. It is an area that is the best swear on the planet. S your ancestors to the teeth generation. I wish I knew how to pronounce this system. That is as good as it gets needs its own. She by die. You know why this is available in China. No good I learned how to say that my career, like blue

kids in China. Listen to this the whole class. That's why Learn how to say very sorry, then again, your gasping is universal too, but speaking of swearing at work, supposedly swearing at work makes up three per cent of the conversation that it does, what it said, loaded me, I saw two dozen sixteen study that found that women more than men at work. More women admit to cursing at work than man. Let's differently frequency, wise men curse more, so Average man who curses at work is placed beside the average men who curse is at work. The man's gonna Chris more frequently filled the room with the women who curse at work and the main requests at work, the be more women than four eggs. Early confused well and then apparently among millennials sixty

percent of millennial, say they curse at work and then fifty four percent of baby boomers curse at work. Fifty four, which, if you put that together, comes out to be a hundred and twenty percent ceramics like zero sense. What before me they did. If you're talking about the law, depending on where you are, there may be some arcane laws on the books that prevent you from cursing in public yeah but Stephanie. You know we did want on free speech recently. It definitely does not qualify as protected speech. It depends. What can yeah So like various walking down the street, in you say if you pig to a cop you're gonna get arrested, but pretty good chance that your cases get ultimately thrown out check if you, if you are in. Vainer you

going to or depending on the town, and you curse and public. You say at this yours, oh man, you may you you should count you're lucky stars of you make it safely to jail unless your invalid Philadelphia, while they get here early in Pennsylvania. They were arresting people left and right for citing I'm giving him citations for cursing in public. And dumb, if finally to the point where the acl you got involved. So what are you doing? You can't do this. This is protected. Speeches is curse and public right. It's it's a grey area actually like states. There are states, like you, said that have some laws on the books, and apparently one of them is Pennsylvania and they were enforcing it. Not on earth they seller are not, but pretty recently they were, they were giving people citations for and in Michigan they had a law overturned as recently as two in two

where it was illegal. The two costs in front of women and children, and guy canoeing down the rifle River. His canoe was Return, he was in the water cursing up storm near women, children, elderly there. He he was arrested and dumb taken jail and the appeal the Michigan Court of appeal, said is it a hundred year old law line, a guy overturned, his canoe like him, a break right, exactly gives a guy break and he off his case was thrown out and they said were this laws null and void? by the way, so there is speech protection it is taken due to extend to the state, but again it's a grey area, because if you do that on tv right certainly be fine and I will be upheld because we ve long agreed that there certain situations where you shouldn't curse, because kids might hear it voice the difference

doing it on tv and doing it in front of a kid only the courts can say yeah, that's an FCC thing, and there are certain words. Like George Harlin's famous words, you can't stand television bit but those are rules more than law, aren't they because you see our rules here, you're angles and regulation their boat, but they are upheld, yeah, but like pray, organizations, and MIKE in a store, a movie theater at work like thicken. They can prevent you from doing that stuff. Yet again, you can be asked to leave. PS off a plane. The valley, was on the ground. Yet I fear if Europe company you can yeah like in the mall episode, I think we talked about, were first amendment protection as an extended private. Here you can have a policy

and it can be like some people can consider that a hostile work, environment yeah she have you know a party mouth boss, the mixed nobody feel uncomfortable discoursing can go. You know it's one thing to say: you know be answer at this, but few like get really creative with your curse words. What plus first tween at this in a few years, especially from a boss church. So yeah you can so you word, which it really is the best. I should take a break and talk about the brain, yes,

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record. Tax has promoter motor areas, they control the speech in writing. It's like the higher function, and then we talk we're about weren't Ickes area jeez. We talked about that a bunch. I feel like it's pretty inch it is a may recognising process. Word spoken, words, and then you have your prefrontal cortex, which, like regulate year. What's your social, behaviors and stuff is a higher higher and saw the things about working together, but the cannon not when it comes to cursing. When it comes the language there all working together but like we said before, swears or something different their separate. Yes scientifically. In fact they are yet so they they involve different parts of the brain. Then language processing, the olympic system, which is part of your reward system, are the basis of reward system but also has to do with causing memory,

you're, with regulating emotion, basic behaviors and apparently they think that and primates in some animals illustration is based in olympic system, just like, like that, the two male and does that will be limited. Somebody's love, weird, like oil, King Bark, literally, never seen anything TIM, I'm not about to dear sir you're gonna have to go, look it up on you to merit and then the he's or Ganglia witches motor car motor functions. The impulse control those two things which have basically nothing to do with language processing, higher processing in humans or what governed swear words yet Tracy says that there, the scientists think that it all takes place in those lower regions. It's all emotion and instinct, and that the brain, doesn't he process a swear were like a word right,

where they called phonemes phonemes yeah phonemes, like the parts that make up the word, The key word is just the word as a whole. As far as the brain is kids like when you hear the word articulation, there's a part of your brain in the left hemisphere. Yeah, the region is going to work. Taking our take, you lay shown emphasis you put on it, putting together running against your memory, banks or context, or whatever and saying I know what you just said, but if somebody shouts the S word, the those points, your brain or not bring into action right. It's the party, your brain, that are involved in experiencing in in wrecking emotions the very, very ancient hard to your brain that are involved in it, which gives credence to the hypothesis that language evolved. Of exploitative well and also in that one article. You sent the theory that sign a theory, discuss the thought that

The word is an even a word. So much as it is like a yell. Yes, I mean it could might as well. Be ah yeah. It's just you. Ve got four letters and if you think about it, it makes uttering complete sense, like even the the So the worse, you know where your involving some mom in a worse pie, simple way you when somebody says there even winner, especially I should say when they're saying to insult you specifically your brain doesnt dial up their image, it doesn't have to know it thinking about the actual meaning of the word you're responding to the emotional punch and they got you just took from that work, what that word means yet had anyone anything they mean on a very emotional level by you. Had stored away in that sense here, because amaze, most times curse words almost always there to be taken literally right like when

in the one who's, the guy who wrote that wonder, but then he said what from the BBC yet aims. Harbour yeah, like talk about the F word there like ten different ways. You can use it while there was Steve thinker. He was referring, ok, yeah and none of them are. You should take literally, and no one does take them literally right exactly does know what it means, if you say effort, or if this were a few here, you're, not literally saying, engage in sex with this thing right here and you think fit some as a weirdo who just target anywhere that idea that your command? Well, This is another reason why we let people there Just learning to speaking was off the hook when they say curse words, because then the they dont understand that between the literal meaning in the expression right, so no offences intended right right so that social contract is not there. Yet exactly. It's just Hawaii yes, when they do it. I guess I don't like it really is near. Was it most stripes

getting ready. I speak English, yellow hair for any member state in a very good stuff. And so they done MRI studies to that show that around functional magnetic resonance imaging tests show. The higher lower parts of the brain can struggle with each other when they swear, and apparently the people who really pride themselves on me you were educated, very literate people, theirs the slang. An illiterate quote, illiterate phrases the same as that swear words, and this one is weird to me. Done studies. Were you identify? The color word is written in not the word, but the color and the swear were distracts them from the color of that word right. This is crazy. They ve literally exists in their own space

here they are their own thing for sure. You know, and you remember them supposedly, you remember, swear words four times better than other words. Yet not, but what makes it I think wits more interesting to me. Is that there's their universal and there's distinctions there are also you know you can divide most things in most where words in it just a couple of different categories right across the board. You know, but they're they're, not given thought, but their based on things that you learn so, for example, check a certain go around the world Charlie right over there. You sure so In french Quebec strolled, narrowly catholic society and basically, all Their swear words have to do with the Catholic Mass, like the chalice Tabernacle the host, the of the Ladys.

Literally these words, like you, say, Tabernacle and its that's bad man, that's a really bad bad word, and it has to do with the idea that you're bringing sacred into you, basically blaspheming. Anything, it's a big time taboo. But the idea that The learned like you have to like Look at a tabernacle in a church as a kid without being, here the first time you walk into a church in, say: that's the who this thing there is. I understand everything there is to know about it somewhere, so that I can break a taboo by saying that word. You have to learn that, but the idea that When you do learn it, it's stored as an emotion in your brain yeah as a motor function, rather than

word that your higher cognition refers to brings forth its just astounding. To me, it is it's like a parallel process to learning language here, Absolutely there are languages were like it's a lot of countries, but is also the same like when you talk about like feces, there are many different languages that use the word feces their whatever word for it, as I swear word, quitting English, of course, French. And they all have Albanian. They all have words for feces that our curse words, but then it's not arbitrary gets it spends on how it you now came to be in that country.

But in Sweden, which, as you know in that neighbourhood, you can say skit when you're annoyed, but it didn't count as a curse. Word right like you could they said he could say to run a grandmother skit. Yet so so it's a curse whereby the the importance, the emphasis that the taboo that it breaks depends on the culture yeah we're like another car like in polish, though you cholera other countries use types of disease canker in in the dutch yen, crazy, but canker, meaning cancer. So you you are basically waiting cancer and somebody which is pretty awful yeah. That would be a curse. That's not done here, but if you did do it in in no normal discussion there You met here in the west, there'd be like a record scratch it'll scratching of Iraq. We ain't. What did you say? There was the worst thing that said to me in months here

please have a word for it. Right, never thought about that. That would be too I think this is a really good. He said that just innocent to someone in English yeah. So if you're like jabbing your finger in their chests, what you're saying That's right. I know we have a lot in Sweden, swedish people apparently same with in Finland and Norway and Denmark, it puts a lot of them this on the devil. Silly there were swear- words are based upon. Satan, Hell the devil. That kind of thing I don't want to. I want to bring that up, or else you might offend your hosts in Sweden, prostitution purely a lot of cultures, and this this we make sense prostitutes defy wife's exclusivity in a man's ownership is why a lot of words people were used for prostitute can be a swear word right against somebody,

apparently cultures that, where someone's mother intuitive is double is at the top of the hierarchy. While also have words for prostitutes. Let us plenty of words. Prostitutes in those will be extremely bad words as well right, that's like those things can go hand in hand which, from I've seen has to do with the patriarchy. Creating the moral high hierarchy right yet such a male view of things like you're, my mom, so you're, the most sacred thing around here prostitutes means I can't control you so in Those things are the two more things I can talk about a year and then our last up to me check in Japan. Yes, backer backer means basically idiot, but you know call people that there really bad word, which I think is so sweet of that country.

Idiot this bad yeah Melita, how? How often we call people idiots here in the? U S the evidence I remember my mom, like don't be totally. That word seems right, so she's, even japanese. She's in Tennessee how old, japanese ABC japanese streak. So I guess we will finish here the little bit on what can happen when your brain is damaged, and we talked about it a little bit of this stuff before, but there some pretty interesting things in terms of brain injury, something called Aphasia. This is a condition we, Lucy believe Speaker pronounce words because of disease or brain damage, but a phase of physics. I have an interesting thing. They can return to their ability of automatic speech, which is like saying things like

but the other thing that comes back or swear words which as all back into the thing is exist as their own and their own category almost like non speech exactly so that's one of the first things that can come back. Or never go away, the outward go away and when they their ability. Our words can evolve while their recovering, but this wayward stay the same like. Apparently, you can have a hemispheric to me on the left of the left. Lobe were a substantial part of the left logos way. You can't talk any longer, but you can see the us we're just fine bread. That must be startling. I'm sure we did. We did great episode on direct syndrome, yet quite a while back and we talked about copra Lawiya, and that is, I think, a lot.

People. Have this image of someone with Dorette. You know just constantly screaming swear words in its actually very small number and its it. That's actually call copper Lawiya not to read in a very small number of people which e g s exhibit copper lawyer, but very very small and its. I think it even if it even grow out of it most cases to write apparently younger. Males are the ones who are more likely to have. That is a tick with direct syndrome it also makes sense in that I swear can be viewed as a motor function with emotion attached right near an attack. Is it has to do with the motor function, whether it's your head twitching shouting the s where it a few times we're still take. My lesson here is a thinker. Pinker things really interesting, and then he noted that swear words were often most often

just very are just the sound itself. You know been real, just harsh right and that that contributes a lot to their function. You get hurt or when you just trying to exclaimed something loudly like the F word, it's that as a very sharp k at the end right and if you ask anger using gentler, sounds, like he says, with, in slush her. It is he compares at what he say. It's like slamming the door fitted with a compressed air hinge, just not the same thing. Without the sharp quick words ending yes and tease, you know that to Kyoto they're, just provide a visceral release. Yeah yeah, I Rebecca wrote. You use the analogy with the the hygiene

Our wines, perfect, is with the door here, but is vital. We should finish on thinkers, seven functions of swearing. They so I swear word nonsense: five functions that we could make up swear words. They can be used. Descriptive, really given example allowing idiomatic really it's after abusively a few emphatically. This is an amazing. There could end cathartic Lee, which is half right, which it makes worse. The interesting things year, an am, I mean, Tracy, put some tips and therefore any have children and had Your dad and explain things, but you know just parent the way you apparent terribly, though you're not supposed to laugh, that's impossible,

This little laughing Clapham, Panama, ahead yeah by only toy yeah, make my kids at the age where she repeats everything. I've heard myself here today in let out a farm, and she said a right after me and there's nothing funny raw. The eighth, no she does say the word fox, the animal Fox her. She says that, as the other word really and we do have an anti virus. If it's funny I'd like to see the Yahoo answer to it, some It's good, and you know it is just a reality that we cursor my household and you know probably kids propaganda view. Is it curses earlier than other kids here, but I am hoping that can across the bridge and be ok, listen. Can't say these things in school against him in front a teachers. I remember when a teacher would curse how like no shocking, that wasn't gothic ever experienced now, like the teacher

a day that the class is pushed and they were just breakdown and scream occurs? Word that never happen man? I had to happen a couple of times and it is talk about like the social contract. Nothing will make a bunch of kids. Straighten up faster than hearing. Thirdly, mass like miss so itself is with pushed her too far or when a kid curses at a teacher, it was. Also that, like oh boy, the other two like trouble, yeah, so yeah, I'm hoping to teacher my directives to pick and choose yeah, maybe she'll growth to be like Red Fox, make money, often cursing, maybe so for Sarah Silverman like the modern Red Fox, less. You definitely made a career out of breaking taboos with language Fisher, shock, Chuck value, she's great, says, Red Fox or too are happy red,

not Sarah Sultanate right. If you, I know more about red, Fox or Silverman swearing, any that stuff you can take. Those words in the search bar has the words that common sense, I said, search by it's time for listening to me. Are you call this Annabelle, canadian filibuster you folks may have noticed. We had a Saturday episode on filibusters, new thing we're doing called stay selects where we we, publish a Saturday episode that we think was great or relevant in case you missed it and thanks for the support on those yeah fairly by sport, we mean thanks for listening. I nature the other stuff, So Blake, I listened to filibuster when he wrote in about a canadian filibuster, hey guys. Joint episode about filibusters, though I work for several years, the various legislatures throughout Canada can tell you that filibustering is not unique to the. U S in it. My favorite example. The filibuster took place in the Canadians

a parliamentary proceedings in Canada recorded and published verbatim and answered Canada, being a bilingual country, means at the Hansard. Is available, both English and French, meaning that staff not only Transcribe everything said, but translators also need to translate english speeches in the french and vice versa, for official publicity, I'm sorry publicly available record wisest topical because during one particularly tensions, filibuster, liberal related to trade agreement and the late nineteen eighties, once in it and read the entirety of autobiography into the record is you can expect this to quite a bit of time? Not only did it delay passage of the the common mythology, so the sooner to do this in order to get a free, professional quality translation of his autobiography, which was subsequently published in french wow. That's from Blake Evans. That's that's a good one. Like. Thank you for the canadian history lesson. We don't get enough of that down here.

Of one over call out for Canadians. Great I've always just made fun of it as vague thanksgiving, but I realize I never have figured Why giving is celebrated a month Early early, thirdly, the U S and Canada really let us now exists that's a different way of looking at this. Ok, So if you again touches us to, let us know you can t to us it s. Why escape podcast or join me Josh on Clark, join, chalk on Facebook, Charles Babbage, upright or Facebook that council established since an email to stuff, Podcasting House divorce, I come and as always, and so to home on the web server. You should know that

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