Re: The Future Language
| From: | Nik Taylor <fortytwo@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, January 16, 2000, 0:06 |
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Artem Kouzminykh wrote:
> but not in relatively close future, not
> in 21-22 centuries anyway. May be in the 4th millenium;-)
21 centuries from now WILL be in the 4th millennium, unless you meant
"21st-22nd century"
> "mathematisizing of grammar and language"? I.e. "esperantizing" of
> natlang(s)? Then it was heppend with any real natlang, not IALs? I cannot
> imagine this "mathematisizing" happening in natlangs in natural way,
I agree. Human nature is human nature. AFAICT, no natural languages
are any more "mathematical" than any others, despite vast differences in
the technological level of the speakers. Therefore, I seriously doubt
that further technological/scientific growth would change that.
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