12-03-2026, 05:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-03-2026, 05:13 PM by pjburkshire.)
I think the current generation is burned out but I am still optimistic that the next generation will be able to make progress. It may be young people who are only now in high school or just starting college. They may be thinking of careers in Computational Linguistics or Historical Linguistics and Language Reconstruction.
There is a lot of interest all around the world in preserving fading languages and resurrecting lost languages. It's not just in the Americas with indigenous peoples. There is also interest in Europe.
Solving it all comes down to: What is the thing? Is it an encryption? Is it a lost language?
There is a lot of interest all around the world in preserving fading languages and resurrecting lost languages. It's not just in the Americas with indigenous peoples. There is also interest in Europe.
Solving it all comes down to: What is the thing? Is it an encryption? Is it a lost language?