Will Furby's Interfere With A Child's Cognitive Development?

Commentary by "Ru Mills"

It occurred to me, when I first heard about Furby's back in August or thereabouts, that in 20 years we will have a whole generation who will be able to communicate with each other in "Furbese," the language of Furby's. While they may be able to talk to each other, these children, who were raised by Furby's, will not be able to communicate with anyone who did not go through an early developmental cycle with a Furby for a companion and teacher.

Letting a Furby raise our children is like letting our children be raised by wolves. Indeed, being raised by wolves may be the superior idea. We have thousands of years of interaction with wolves. If our children were raised by wolves, at least we would know what the wolf taught them and we would know how to counteract wolf imprinting.

If Furby's raise our kids, who knows what kind of creatures our children will grow up to be. Furby's are new. We have no history with them. What does the Furbese language do to a developing brain?

One of my friends had two boys, a year apart in age. They developed a language all their own. They could talk to each other, but they could not talk to anyone else. It took years of therapy to reach these kids, and even today, they cannot integrate comfortably into society. They are still only comfortable with each other. They have been banned from using their own language, but when they think they are alone, they still revert to it, because when they were learning to think and formulate ideas, they "thought" in their own special language.

Is the "Furby" a New World Order creation from Hell? Will it permanently imprint a generation of our children? And if that is what it was designed to do, then what is it imprinting them with?

I think a linguistics expert needs to study Furbese, the internal language of Furbys. Decades ago, it was discovered that advanced languages enable the brain to develop the power of reasoning, creativity, art, science, and all the other wonderful things that make an advanced society. If children play only with their Furby, and talk only to their Furby, will the children be teaching the Furby, or will the Furby be teaching the children?

If the intent of Furby's creators was to interfere with the developmental stage of language, then we need to know what Furbese is doing to a child's brain. Is it dumbing down the child to such a level that the children of today will never have the reasoning ability to question their global slave masters? Will the Furby produce a docile workforce of slave laborers who are incapable of understanding that they are slaves?

The word for slave probably doesn't exist in Furbese. If the word doesn't exist, will the child be capable of understanding slavery versus freedom? If a person doesn't know they are a slave, they will never understand nor seek freedom.

If someone can analyze the possible ramifications of Furbese on a developing brain, and then postulate twenty years into the future, we might have an idea of what the New World Order has in store for our children and the planet.

Does anyone know a good linguist?

commentary by Ru Mills, editor Rumor Mill News Agency RuMills@rumormillnews.com