Re: Language superiority, improvement, etc.

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>If small matters CAN lead to differences in language ease and
>efficiency,  it seems likely that we are being inaccurate to say
>all languages are the same in their usability in effective communication
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>Best regards,                          Leo Moser
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I hope your are correct, otherwise I am a damned fool for trying to make
NGL a better language than English. So far I have convinced myself, and
probably no one else, that I have devised a more compact and accurate
tense system than English. It's good to hear that at least one other
person does believe there is a difference between languages in overall
effectiveness. Not all swiss army knives are born equal. But skepticism
is easier to support than belief.

Gerald Koenig