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CMV: There should be a universal sign language the whole worlds learns in school or by parents.

In 2021, it seems perplexing there is not a universal language.

Clearly agreeing on one verbal language would be difficult (such as English or Mandarin).

I realize there are many sign languages too, which again,  is a similar problem to verbal languages in the sense of 'how do you pick one over the other'.

I think we should create a universal sign language of like 100-300 simple words. 

It would make the world a lot better. 

Tlde: the world would benefit from a universal sign language

Edit:

The language would be composed of 100-300 simple nouns and adjectives to help navigate foreign countries. This is not ment to be a full language, just a partial language to get by in the world, not to have complex discussions about philosophy.

Edit 2: In a Vsauce video on YouTube titled Zipy, he discusses how 50-100 words account for 50% of our daily language. Thereby making 300 more than sufficient for minor communication to occur through a new sign language.
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Honestly technology is reaching a point where this is irrelevant. Yes there is nothing better than conversing with someone with the same language in real time, but the accuracy of translation apps is only getting better, and only slows down conversation by so much.

Think of it this way, is it easier for the whole world to learn a new language, or for a few people to develop coding and applications to help with better translations in real time?