I'm all for gathering information, and if someone wants to research and document dying languages, that's fine, and should be done because it has historical relevance.

Actually trying to preserve dying languages? Moronic at best. Language is a tool. If it's dying it's because it's not being used enough, or in a relevant way. Why should something obsolete be artificially preserved and maintained? It's just another element to keep people closed in a particular system, pretending to be different from others.

Am I the only one who can't wait for a single language world?

Dialects gets created and die out all the time. It's just a matter of time and geographic location of a population. And if the isolation is long and severe enough you get new language. While it's interesting to document the different dialects and languages being spoken all throughout the world, trying to save them would be a tad too much in my opinion.

It's like trying to save leaves from decomposing. They get regenerated every summer. The old ones need to die out to give room for the new ones.

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