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If Arabic had the reach and status of the Latin script, why not? But it doesn't, so that's an irrelevant hypothetical.
by p-e-w 4y ago
If Arabic had the reach and status of the Latin script, why not?
But it doesn't, so that's an irrelevant hypothetical.
- lultimouomo 4y agoAlso known as "I was born in the right part of the world, who cares?"
- burnished 4y agoIt is starting to seem like you are the one perturbed by the idea of Arabic script, which is weird since your brought it up.
- p-e-w 4y agoAlso known as "the way the world works". Which is why almost every institution everywhere uses kilometers or miles to measure distances, not parasangs or barids.
- comprev 4y agoTIL about parasangs and barids. Thanks!
- 323 4y ago> "the way the world works" Well, the way the world works created IDN and Unicode identifiers in languages. How about that?
- lultimouomo 4y ago> Also known as "the way the world works". Wait, IDNs exist, they are "the way the world works". You are arguing that they should not exist, because you don't have a use for them and they inconvenience you. How can you justify your desire for the world to work differently by saying that it's "the way the world works"?