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Re: How Do We "Hear" Our Own Thoughts?
My belief coincides with this:
"There are others that believe everyone thinks in some sort of meta-language that is independent of spoken language. Look at studies by Elizabeth Spelke or John Searle. They have attempted to show that even in the absence of a spoken language, individuals are capable of thought. Elizabeth Spelke did studies with infants to determine if they were capable of recognizing differences in objects prior to language acquisition. They would say tones or accents in your mind is being interpreted on their own basis, without being converted into the form of your spoken language."
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