The Mudoc Technology Mudoc Corp business plan, pp. We live in a period of accelerating linguistic change.
Many new languages are now under development.
And many languages developed in the recent past are now being employed around the world. The most obvious and numerous examples are computer, programming, and mathematical languages. Special purpose languages have also been developed for the blind, for the deaf, for stenographers and reporters, for beginning readers, and for other groups. But none of the general-purpose languages has achieved the universality hoped for by their developers because few people have been sufficiently motivated to adopt them. Few prospective users have felt the benefits to be derived from their adoption would warrant the learning, translation, and other efforts that would be necessary.