The You Game!

[Reese Riverson]

< shall post this for Ray502.

[Ray502]

Great find there, ^.
< liked that video!

[Reese Riverson]

< think's it's hilarious, same size pizza, difference is only how slices are cut.

[Ray502]

To be honest, <'s 8 year old sister would've understood that easily.

[Reese Riverson]

< think's that is funny.

[Ray502]

< is going to save that video of pure gold!

[Reese Riverson]

< thinks ^ could share it to other pizza lovers.

[Ray502]

< will do that.

That made < hungry for some.

[Reese Riverson]

<'s job is done then, for making ^ hungry for Pizza.

[Ray502]

< will go ahead and pre-heat the oven.

[Reese Riverson]

< still wonders what < will be eating for lunch, it is soon.

[Ray502]

< did some quick editing over at RayWiki.

[Reese Riverson]

< wonders how much ^ contributes to it.

[Shrooblord]

< is only making a hypothetical situation here, where a whole generation is completely cut off from all communication.

Yes, and < was enjoying joining in ^'s thought experiment. But < had not gathered that the generation is completely cut off. < only thought ^ meant that we wouldn't teach that new generation anything, not to completely isolate them.

Yes, if a person grows up in isolation without others around them, they will not learn how to speak, and if, later in life, they encounter people and attempt to learn speech, they will have considerable trouble doing so. Critical pathways in the brain will have been severed at a young age to better adapt to their situation (i.e. one where speech was not necessary) in order to divert main power elsewhere (language is... big... it takes up a lot of space up there).
There's a couple of examples of this having happened in the past, actually. These people do end up speaking, but it sounds foreign; like it's a second language they don't completely grasp yet. < isn't sure if examples exist yet where such people eventually become fluent native-level speakers.

There are days where < wonders if < should try creating a log for <'s dreams.

< thinks that would actually be a very fun read if found again at a later age.

< would like to have more dreams < could remember. But that's not <'s decision < suppose.

In fact, doing just what Master suggested (write a log of your dreams) right after you've woken up is said to increase your ability to retain memories of the dreams you've had.

< thinks we could all write crazy stories based off dreams.

<'s had quite some neat ideas for stories and games from dreams.

[Ray502]

< has been working a lot on the articles that are in need of editing and adding information. ^^ can go over to <'s user page at RayWiki for a summary of what < has done.

[Reese Riverson]

< says that ^^ still owes < a roleplay over Skype.

[Ray502]

^^^ has reminded < of a good idea!

[Reese Riverson]

< wonders what Master's up to now.

[Ray502]

He might be coming up with some secret ideas, < thinks.

[NyaNyaLily]

< will go ahead and pre-heat the oven.

< is doing homework while getting distracted.