The language organ and the ety of <grok> (Re: Serif vs. sans serif)

Don Blaheta>>>>>>
Quoth Kristian Jensen:
> If I were to be really picky, I'd much rather have a serif font. They
> seem to be much easier for me to read for some reason.
Legend has it that studies have been done showing that serif fonts are
easier to read.  I would guess this has something to do with providing a
more distinctive shape for the eye to grok.
<<<<<<

Is there some kind of proto-ur-stuff in the language organ somewhere that dates
back to the days of cuneiform? ;)



PS:
Fabian also used the term <grok>, while we were in London, and I think I
understand it.  What's the etymology of it?





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