Upon reflection, I realize I may have mis-interpretated Hal's point about POS tags. What he seems to be referring to is the lack of explicitly available POS data, not the internal mental events of humans in the act of processing language.
Nonetheless, it remains an interesting direction to follow-up on: what, if any, POS tagging do humans do naturally?
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