Is this a good idea or will elocution SUFFER as a result?NOBODY will ever agree on this lol  People are too lazy to learn a new language, and PLUS, depending on where you come from, your language is a part of your heritage... So if everyone spoke the same language, that would be easy, but that also brings a new problem, and that is that people would lose one of the attributes that make them who they are... What makes them different... PLus, what about countries? Ex. U.S. and England speak English, Italy is Italian, etc. Kind of takes a small identity away from the country as well, no?

[glb]Flame[/glb]But, Flame, Gibberish is REALLY easy to learn and if everyone spoke gibberish all the time it really wouldn't matter if they understood it or not as long as they were happy.

Ask anyone who reads scripture for example. If they read the end first they would soon learn to speak something that makes sense.

Then they might be even happier. Isn't that a wonderful thought?

These 80 Billion babies that the church wants, where are they going to put them all?

I blame the landlubbers. There is more space at SEA and I SUPPOSE that they are jealous again.Like, I said, it would make life easier, but language is one of the things that makes us different from say... China... We have our own language and so do they... It's just a quality that makes us different... Sure, it would be cool at first, but then it would be boring after a while, brucase you would not be able to learn another language, etc...

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