Are all infinite languages uncomputable?
Are all infinite languages uncomputable? Why? Why not?
Can there be a universal language? Is there any universal language? Should there be a universal language? Why are there so many languages? Wouldn't using one language make life easier? Is there any possibility of one universal language for whole world? Are there any efforts to engineer a universal language? Could and should the world have a universal language? Why are there so many languages in the world? Is there a linguistic difference between "unlimited" and "limitless"? Why all programming languages are in english language? Given the rate that languages disappear, will we ever have one world language? Why don't we all just speak one language? Wouldn't it be easier? What are the pros and cons of a universal world language? How were different languages created across the world? Since we're all humans, shouldn't all languages be generally the same? What is infinite? Why are there different languages? How likely is it that there will ever be a universal language used across Earth? Are some languages more complex than others? Should the world evolve toward one universal language? Is there a possibility of ever inventing a language or a communication interface universal for all living beings? What is the difference between infinity and infinite? Why are all programming languages in English? What is the difference between finite and infinite? What is 1/infinity, 0 or infinitesimal? How soon will the world speak one universal language? Is there a perfect programming language? If the number line is infinite, then do all numbers have the same value? If the whole world had to speak one language, which (current or new) language will be most appropriate, and why? What is better: Basic knowledge of many programming languages or almost complete knowledge of a single programming language? Why is it so hard to learn a new language?