That is a fair point. Different languages allow for different thinking and expression of contexts. But I think in the end the language fragmentation is still a

That is a fair point. Different languages allow for different thinking and expression of contexts. But I think in the end the language fragmentation is still a luxury with a huge down-side. Especially nowadays, when most problems are global ones that need to be solved jointly, not isolated. I could be wrong of course. Maybe a world with fewer or even only one language would be a horrible place. But maybe it would be better. I think it is worth taking the risk.