Rebis
Blessed are the hearts that can bend
Yet, if we are to give up on language, and rely on communication through numbers for the rest of our lives, will that satisfy the multiple layers of our ego and beneath?
Information bias, privacy, limited worldviews, resource management, the list goes on... So many problems, so little time.
It's funny you say that because Sumerian script written on Cuneiform tablets was the primordial written language we know of and it didn't involve abstract words used in poetry or literature, a lot of the language was mathematical operators, syntactic words and concepts of "debt", "pay" etc, all transactional and not predicated on emotion.
And then my boi Wittgenstein slammed philosophy on the same precedent: Illogicality. Most of the words we use are not essential, as in they cannot be reduced into atomic meaning that are exclusive in their meaning. We have many words for similar and exact phenomena, so could numbers however that's why whole numbers are either prime or composite numbers.
Thats the most roundabout, complicated and long winded way I have seen anyone to date ... say very little of worth. Very ineficient use of words to get a point across.
The way we communicate is intuitive and with each passing day we write 1000s of words into our keyboards, our thoughts do not have a filter and become a stream of consciousness rather than an academically, peer-reviewed posit. I think inefficiency can be said of any point really most can be reduced to atomic propositions based on axioms and logical operators but the way we predominantly communicate is organically, conversation is in the immediate present so it's hard to maintain a dual function of revising your meaning and communicating within the reference frame (e.g 10 seconds before the person's short term memory dissipates.)
In the nature of INTPs using people as a soundboard for their ideas their language can become self-referential, that is skipping points that they assume to be self-evident by the other. So that's another communication problem too. I don't think you should really criticise people on efficiency, because language is often inherently unefficient, but if you don't get what the mean just tell them to explain again.