The whole class time that was spent talking about it was also spent analyzing various words and if they can apply to the windowpane theory, which if I recall correctly is this:
When one person speaks a word, the receiving person gets the exact same image in their head as the speaker. Basically, it is like the receiver looking into the mind of the speaker and seeing what they are thinking. According to John Locke, a few examples of words that would fit this theory would be seven and triangle.
We were talking about hydrogen, and one student brought up the fact that there is a band called hydrogen, although I doubt he was referring to that exact band, since there might be a non-metal band called hydrogen.
