3002: Language becomes universal.
Sarah Langenberg
No longer hindered by misunderstandings arising from the inability to
communicate, in this milestone year, all languages of the world have at
last melded into one universal language that is spoken by everyone in all
parts of the world. Ancient languages, ranging from English to Chinese,
still exist but are quickly dying out as only a few remaining generations
that can remember the exact rules that are necessary to read and write. An
event of unprecedented importance in our history, this language that is
able to communicate rich ideas never thought possible through the
constraints that were present in individual languages, is thought to be
the superior form of communication and at last, has finally emerged.