...e.  A resonator in the throat (pharynx) shapes one‘s voice pattern.  Finally, tongue and lips form speech in the mouth‘s oral cavity. Lungs, ... ... if given the chance, she’d ―tell everybody.‖ Tereus’s response was to cut out her tongue and leave her in the cabin. There, Philomela wove a tap... ...mic gathering of knowledge then moved west along the path of papermaking, finally concentrating in Spain in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Wit... ...assic tradition in Babylon, moved west along the path of papermaking, and finally concentrated in Spain. Cordoba’s population swelled to about a hal... ...ily and friends. The victors didn‘t collect heads or scalps. Nor did they cut notches hailing the number of killed. Only the goods mattered, not hon... ...re they learned to write. Many thousands of years ago—when Homo sapiens cut notches in wolf bones to count—logic must have told them the first not...