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<p>is reductive in that it aims to identify which aspects of human language--as well the computational system that underlies it--are conceptually necessary. This is sometimes framed as questions relating to <b>perfect design</b> (Is the design of human language perfect?) and <b>optimal <a href="page.php?w=computation">computation</a></b> (Is the computational system for human language optimal?) According to Chomsky, a human natural language is not optimal when judged based on how it functions, since it often contains ambiguities, garden paths, etc.</p><p>
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