blueshoyru on Nostr: Learning a foreign language in the future may still be valuable. People will still ...
Learning a foreign language in the future may still be valuable. People will still want to connect and communicate in their own language without the hassle of a real time language translation. The lag in the conversation introducing friction.
And if it’s not socially valuable, it at least provides brain benefits
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2023-05-05 10:30:18Event JSON
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