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Please Insert Card The evolution of the man-kind and the spreading of knowledge was a continuous sequence of abstractions: from cave-paintings to picture-writing, from phonetic syllabic writing to the alphabet and the digital code of present time. This was followed by a more and more ongoing separation of life into specialized fields, which revealed a disunderstanding by the public. Through the increasing of trade, traffic and exchange a constant rise of parallel codes, languages and alphabets appeared. Our everyday-world looks like a new Babylon.
This dilemma can not be solved by existent languages. The year 2000
was always our synonym for the future, in less than ten years we
will reach it, but how looks our vision about future?
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