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It is frustrating being confined to such a narrow slice of time.\u00a0 This video deals with the idea of a common language from which all languages emerged.<\/p>\n
Often, we can understand where things are likely to go in the future by looking back into the past, but with language there is a game changer that never existed before, cheap, widely available, global communications.<\/p>\n
During man’s history, he was always expanding outward from his origins, but we’ve reached a point where almost no portion of the globe is totally unpopulated.\u00a0 There is no where unpopulated to expand in to, on this planet.<\/p>\n
So I wonder, will language eventually meld back into a common language, and if so, how much will it resemble the original proto-language?<\/p>\n
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[embedplusvideo height=”477″ width=”600″ standard=”http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/v\/J0phq7litTc?fs=1&hd=1″ vars=”ytid=J0phq7litTc&width=600&height=477&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=1&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=” id=”ep3943″ \/] It is frustrating being confined to such a narrow slice of time.\u00a0 This video deals with the idea of a common language from which all languages emerged. Often, we can understand where things … Continue reading