Thank you very much for your appreciation, I value every word. And yes the physicist is right, language itself is a convention or social construct where a group of people decide on which and how will be the words we use from the cultural and ideological to communicate. I confirm it, the written or spoken language is just a limited form of communication that we humans have, think for a moment in the artistic manifestations, not only dance but also painting, ceramics, carving, and more. If we go to the most intimate, there is no greater form of communication than that which we achieve through the touch of feeling, touching that person with whom we manage to connect, looks and even smiles. There are endless ways in which we can express ourselves and interrelate and as human beings we get stuck in discussing whether or not to modify a language, when in reality we need to modify our mental paradigm, our way of establishing a relationship with our brothers and sisters and with mother earth in general through love and respect, without that we can speak a thousand languages and we will always be excluding others.
RE: Does language even guarantee inclusivity?