Does Ethnos Form Language? Pt. 2 | CLIP

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in the day-to-day, notions of privacy, and more...

Clip from Learning in Public, Episode 19, aired January 22, 2021.

Taken from section roughly beginning at 41:00 time mark:

https://thegreatorder.com/countdown-to-next-learning-in-public-stream-wildcard-with-john-jared-fri-jan-22nd-12p-et-5p-uk/

Part 1 of this clip:
https://thegreatorder.com/does-ethnos-form-language-pt-1-clip/

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