>> I knew a loads of words from a several of authors and could grasp any grammatical construct easily. But I had a big problem with speaking or writing: I couldn't find words to express myself.
That happens, for sure, but we know that humans can also perform this task well. So that is maybe not such a good example? We know that humans can generalise learning very well, in general.
I mean, just looking at a single person's ability at a task doesn't help us understand the limits of human ability on that task.
That happens, for sure, but we know that humans can also perform this task well. So that is maybe not such a good example? We know that humans can generalise learning very well, in general.
I mean, just looking at a single person's ability at a task doesn't help us understand the limits of human ability on that task.