Using Wordle to interpret the last post I wrote on using reference points to facilitate international communication.
The future of international communication is, by necessity, going to be poetic and artistic, associative and non-linear. You have to plan for your meaning to be mistranslated, diluted, distorted, censored, filtered, re-purposed, scraped, misinterpreted and misunderstood. You have to build redundant multi-modal bombproof reference point clusters if you want your point to come across. Fractal communication strategies. At a certain level, this style of communication becomes by sheer necessity a matter of creative license and imagination.
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[...] This is from over two years ago, but it’s worth talking about, in relation to things like Living Languages, Peer-Generated Open-Source Semantic Symbol Sets And Context Systems (PGOSSSS-CS). The article comes from a site looking a lot like the BBC’s, and talks about the word “time” being the most popularly-used word of that year (2006). I guess they measured somehow or other using the internet - which means they got to cherry-pick sources based on what technological paradigm they were operating under. But their findings interest me greatly: [...]