Does (linguistic) Computation Need Culture to Make Cognition Viable?

This paper will deal with how and in what ways (linguistic) computation as part of linguistic competence may relate to aspects of culture in the context of the cognition which becomes viable by being grounded in the possible conjunction of mental computations and cultural praxis. The possibilities of cultural capacities are enormous across societies and/or cultures, but linguistic computations as have been postulated are restricted by the nature of constraints specific to natural language. The purpose of this paper is to see the consequences of how these two can make cognition viable.