An essential ingredient in cooperation, is communication.
The net means there is both direct translation, and direct relation by example,There are languages which directly translate a phrase so that an Idea can be expressed, or there are diagrams, graphs, pictorial translation, which can communicate the same idea to people of another language. We repeat what we hear, and we can adopt words and phrases from other languages due to things like trademark or onamatapoeia, (sounds good so we'll use it) We need to be able to talk to anyone globally, and have a means of understanding them. There will always be dialects, and core languages,maintained by dedicated linguists. As we begin to understand...

An essential ingredient in cooperation, is communication.
The net means there is both direct translation, and direct relation by example,There are languages which directly translate a phrase so that an Idea can be expressed, or there are diagrams, graphs, pictorial translation, which can communicate the same idea to people of another language. We repeat what we hear, and we can adopt words and phrases from other languages due to things like trademark or onamatapoeia, (sounds good so we'll use it) We need to be able to talk to anyone globally, and have a means of understanding them. There will always be dialects, and core languages,maintained by dedicated linguists. As we begin to understand the way people, no matter what their language , think using the same basic principles, we will see language can be a key to identifying both the differences, and similarities. The language that is developing will be beyond any dictionary's ability to keep up. Maybe Wikki can do it. The hardest language to learn is always the first. We just need to apply the principles behind the acquisition of the first, to the next. Remembering the first language we learn, takes time but we have absolutely no fear of learning. People with two different languages that learn the other's, not only have twice the vocabulary, but they can get insight into the origin of words and phrases in their own language.