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    1. lhm8 11 Feb 2019
      Na11tral therefore means "not mechanical," rather than "springing from human na­ture."

      So...not Borg? (cf. mholder on Astell)

      I'm a little puzzled by this. I understand the part clarifying that natural doesn't mean inherent to human nature, but what do they mean by "not mechanical"? If gestures are attached to ideas, does that make them a physical extension of thought (and thereby not solely bodily)? Is that (mechanical/bodily) what they are getting at? If so, the separation of language and thought and/or body and mind gets a bit blurry.

      Borg Body Mind Gesticulation Mechanical
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    1. lhm8 03 Feb 2019
      Chirmw­mia

      Chironomy: The art or science of gesticulation, or of moving the hands according to rule in oratory, pantomime, etc.

      http://www.oed.com.ezp.slu.edu/view/Entry/31880?redirectedFrom=chironomy#eid

      Gesticulation Oratory
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