> This was always inevitable with the progression of globalisation. To a certain extent that's probably true, but there are limits to this. Local cultures, dia

> This was always inevitable with the progression of globalisation. To a certain extent that's probably true, but there are limits to this. Local cultures, dialects etc. persevere despite open floodgates of communication. As an example take small-ish countries like Denmark or Sweden which despite generations of mixing still have distinct local dialects. It's not clear that those would just disappear naturally. With LLM tooling, such equalizing could be stronger though.