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"Okay, now, with American Sign Language, it's a complete language of its own grammar and syntax. It is a visual, Again, visual language. So the brain processes information through the eyes. The brain processes information through the eyes. Now, y'all seriously think about that. How the hell can someone who's visually impaired even do that?"
"Okay, now, with American Sign Language, it's a complete language of its own grammar and syntax. It is a visual, Again, visual language. So the brain processes information through the eyes. The brain processes information through the eyes. Now, y'all seriously think about that. How the hell can someone who's visually impaired even do that?"
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"Okay, now, with American Sign Language, it's a complete language of its own grammar and syntax. It is a visual, Again, visual language. So the brain processes information through the eyes. The brain processes information through the eyes. Now, y'all seriously think about that. How the hell can someone who's visually impaired even do that?"
"Okay, now, with American Sign Language, it's a complete language of its own grammar and syntax. It is a visual, Again, visual language. So the brain processes information through the eyes. The brain processes information through the eyes. Now, y'all seriously think about that. How the hell can someone who's visually impaired even do that?"