人類的語言是描述人的經驗，而人的經驗是在時空中展開，
好像是伯克萊加大曾做的研究，世界各地的手語(sign language)者用各自獨立發展出來的手語，
記得語言學家 Chomsky是認為存在某種共同天然語法的，
早上本来寫了一段，寫時自己覺得简洁明了，完了一讀，
先要解釋一下一個概念: 拓樸 (topology)，通俗地說即形體是怎麽連通的，就是說，
不熟識的朋友可稍看一下對拓樸的介紹：https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%8B%93%E6%89%91%E5%AD%A6/769248
My argument is then straightforward:
1, A language is a mapping (projection, reflection, description etc, you pick the word you like) of our experiences in this world, physical or mental.
2, Our mental experiences are founded on our physical experiences, and further derived from which.
3, Our physical experiences are carried out in the physical world.
4, The physical world manifests its events (ie. our experiences) in space and time. That is, the unfolding of our experiences is subject to the property of the basic structure of space-time. In other words, the topology 拓樸 of this space-time determines how a human language is internally structured.
Since we live in the same world, with the same human brain, there must be a set of basic grammar that is common among all human languages.
5, Then why there are so many different languages?
Because our geometries (幾何) (of our experiences) are different!
These differences lie in the variety of world geography, our histories and many unpredictable random events that have been added to our experiences under the common space-time structure of the world.
6, The algebraic (代數) expressions of the geometries are in turn demanded along the developments of the geometries. Algebra is more precise and detailed, but less adept at holding the overall view of its subjects. Geometry is in the opposite.
英語近代數.
中文近幾何.
其下拓樸通.
7, 由此思路看人類的智能: 所谓天才的智能和創造力，即可以透過一表面語言直達原始拓撲者。
扯遠了一點。但看似不相干的各領域下面正如上面所説，
