This is not my theory, its a quandary, its a curiosity. I find my language affected by being in various stages of little space, I talk more like a child, I know some find that unpleasant but some people find diapers unpleasant so who’s to judge on something harmless. I sometimes use a child like voice when I train dogs, its very affective, when combined with an adultish corrective voice. I always liked to do voices, and sometimes just to mess with people I talk to myself in two different voices and maybe even have arguments.
I don’t believe so. It might make it more interesting to learn a new language, but babies and young children learn languages so readily because it’s a peak time in their brain development to do so. Our adult brains not so much
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I have thought about that before. Have a mommy that spoke another language just like she would with a baby. I would learn the same as a baby just slower.
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Yeah I get that is the consensus or most of science, however that little space does seem to have some affect on things like my language, and my ability to focus and emotions, I think you are probably right, but its an interesting idea. I mean what really is going on in my head when I get to that peak Little space, its like I am not me, its kind of a dissociative like state, but not exactly. Its like the walls are down and I can feel emotions that I can’t feel when I am in big mode, my imagination comes back too, its possibly a good space to be in for art, I love to edit photos but that takes a lot of adult skills so I am not sure that would work as well ad doing stufff like drawing or other mediums that would be more “Age” appropriate.
I just have a strong feeling that there is something more, something that can be gained from all this nonsense.