Re: Linguistic Predictions IV

Hi Jamshid,

what's it all about?

There is kind of a universal language derived from English.

Have some chinese or carribean people read Dickens.
No way.

> Human knowledge has grown exponentially.

The fiction of knowledge has grown exponentially.

>As far as human knowledge is concerned we also need resources to store
>and retrieve information. There are big advances in science and
>technology and our knowledge is growing on a daily basis. Just take the
>number of books, websites published everyday in comparison what was
>some years ago.

Rubbish. Trash is published on the net.
Valuables are kept under seal.

>Academic language uses more nouns than verbs (nominalization)
>beacuse you can pack more information into nouns than verbs

Who told you that?
How do you seperate so called nouns from verbs?
E.G. "Help!" Noun or verb?

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