Universal Language
Of course I know that people will judge this from face value, or decide to get emo about the actual steps to implement something like this, but I am sure if you keep reading you will see the sense in this.
A universal language could be made for all peoples and all countries as a secondary langauge, meaning it is not taught over the national language so no national pride is lost. The benefits of this would be that people all over the world would have a good method to communicate with each other.
The U.N. has a man who knows almost every spoken language in the world, he would be a great source to create this "universal common".
Just think, instead of forcing students in school to learn whichever language whatever X minority is causing to occur (i know from the experience of being forced to learn spanish which I still don't quite understand) we could just use the common language.
You just start with simple phrases and words that are common unto all people, like food, water, hello, goodbye, ect. Then once the grassroots education effort takes off, you can expand and improve the common language.
You do not have to force people to learn, people would decide to learn because of its practical value, countries would implement it into education because of this as well.
In an age of global communication that can occur almost instantly, why have we as humans not taken this most practical of steps?
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Originally Posted by Farnan
