In recent work, various scholars have suggested that large language models can be construed as Brain Health input-driven theories of language acquisition.In this paper, we propose a way to test this idea.As we will document, there is good reason to think that processing pressures override input at an early point in linguistic development, creating a temporary but sophisticated system of negation with no counterpart in caregiver speech.
We go on to outline a (for now) thought experiment involving this phenomenon that could contribute to a deeper understanding both of PGX DAILY ULTRA MATRIX human language and of the language models that seek to simulate it.