A common language binds us all together and it's not English.
I just entered a bunch of random Korean symbols into Google translator and it gave me back a coherent sentence in English. Which leads me to wonder - are we (non-English speakers) still cracking jokes at people in our native tongue , expecting to be safe within our cultural boundaries?
We're on the cusp of a new revolution, as artificial intelligence improves on the previous centuries' technological genius.
Soon, humans will have internal micro chips, translating languages in real time. Forget language classes, the new era will erase the difficulty of verbal communication.
Or, it may just exacerbate the practice of speaking many words without saying much.
