The Problem of Knowledge Due to Language

Language-induced knowledge problem language is defined as a collection of ideas, knowledge, emotions, facts, and abstract agreed symbols, or sentient sentences (senders and recipients). By doing this, everyone can effectively interact with others. It also increases knowledge in various ways. Language is the point of thinking and its format can be easily seen by other creatures. Each group develops their own language to serve them.

Today, language is becoming increasingly important thanks to so-called chat robots and conversational agents in recent industries. However, as other human knowledge fields have occurred, natural language studies have been going on for a long time, and these agents are not the first important applications. It is very important to have a deep understanding of the language. Because we use it every day in various scenarios and various actions.

Language is not only a form of expression but also emotional aspects. In today's society, knowledge of many ancestors has been lost due to the decline of the language. For example, Ayurveda written in Sanskrit is a field of science in India, born from ancestral knowledge, Ayurveda has been passed down for generations and knowledge is shrinking with today's progress. As the world becomes more modern, translators will go down the slope. When the language dies, we lose reasons for the nature of culture and knowledge. The text written in India is abundant and knowledgeable because ancient research economics (Arthashastra), science (Vedas), physical and mental empowerment (Patanjali) are all written in Sanskrit. Once the language is lost, it can not be traced back. The amount of knowledge Ayurveda has is unbelievable, and the way they see the world is wonderful.