janKipo wrote:Could they? Of course, though we cannot yet see what that change might be.
but we can
Until the electronic (or whatever comes after that) tools are universal, no change is really likely and,
electronics is already universal for text writing, while the paper is still used for reading
One might think about the possibilities a bit, however.
one can think a lot too
Will visual language continue to be linear, like spoken, or might it become multidimensional, like (it is said) conceptualization?
good question
If linear, will it stick to phonetics or move to ideographic (perhaps with real pictures, even movies to carry the message)?
this is independent on linearity. there are also a methods of phoneticla hieroglyphics, like dotsies
If multidimensional, what will be the structures and the nodes? How will it correlate with spoken language (if at all)?
well, computer can swiftly convert one form to another
Much fun to think about, but not yet very profitable (except, getting a head start is never bad).
well, thinking about the ways to improve toki pona is not very profitable either, but so many people do this