No, humans learn their languages through observation and generation - watching older people speak, and then imitating it. They get corrections, too, when they mispronounce or misuse words.
They mean at one point there were no older people to listen to in order to learn language because language did not exist yet. We somehow transitioned from grunts to words.
You've got a huge chicken and egg problem here that you haven't resolved.
I didn’t say everyone learns it from scratch at least one, I said we did.
That's not learning, though, is it? Inventing, maybe, or developing or evolving.
We either have the capacity to make boats and traverse the oceans or we don’t. These days almost nobody makes boats, but we sure used to and still can. What’s your point?
I have no idea what you're talking about and it doesn't really matter to me anyway. Enjoy your day.
Haha I love how you stay so polite while being a pompous a#$. A real double bind! I would apologise for being obtuse but I must say the Gloves Are Off. Good day to you sir!
ok thanks
Whatever semantic game you want to play here isn't relevant; the point is it's something humans can do that AIs cannot.