From a review of Arthur Bentley's
Linguistic Analysis of Mathematics in the April 1936-June 1938 issue of
Language, as
quoted by Mark Liberman at Language Log (in a post that ends with Ursula LeGuin and Cordwainer Smith):
When Weiss speaks of 'language' he means exactly what he says, the language which is studied by linguists, the noise you make with your face.
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