Assertion: homo sapiens's brain | /r/CapableOf | allow language processing
Facets:
value: in comprehension
type: OTHER
value: in multiple languages
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: At some point in the recent past, and within a span of just tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years (a blink of an eye, evolutionally-speaking), man developed the ability to speak and articulate words; walk with an upright posture (which freed our hands and allowed us to hold tools and objects); have unusually dexterous hands and fingers (which allowed precise and steady manipulation of objects); shoulders with a remarkably large range of motion (which allowed us to throw objects or aim weapons with unparalleled accuracy, especially while running); an extraordinarily large and complex cerebral cortex (which gave us the ability to think abstractly and symbolically, such as by creating and understanding cave paintings); a brain that allows language processing in multiple languages and the transmission and comprehension of intricate instruction and details by oral, visual, tactile, and audial (e.g., using drums and trumpets as signals) modes; the capacity to think abstractly of what others are thinking; inquisitiveness (acquiring information just for the sake of having knowledge); and dozens of other abilities (reading and writing, wearing clothes, create and use fire, and so forth).