Ralph Strauch's The Reality Illusion

Based on Ralph Strauch in his book The Reality Illusion, some languages are structured around quite different basic word, such as categories and relationships. As a result, they project very different pictures of the basic nature of reality. For instance, the language of the Nootka Indians in the Pacific Northwest, has only one principle word-category which it denotes events or happening. Then, the Nootka perceive the world as a stream of transient events, rather than as the collection of less or more permanent objects which we see. Nobel Prize the winning physicist Werner Heisenberg said that things we are observing is not nature itself, but it is actually the nature exposed to our method of questioning. Language is the things that we depend