Re:Lost languages discovered in the oldest continuously run ...
by rileyphone on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @12:44PM
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The consequences can be disastrous, like Mao’s great leap forward. In any case, English is naturally taking the place of the world language.
We build consensus, we devote dollars and person-hours, and we try to figure out how to get closer to a desired end state. We do it all the time. But when it's giving a generation of people plumbing that's monumental human progress and when it's giving a generation of people a lingua franca that's illiterate technocratic meddling.