Maria Mitsiaki reveals that language, like all living systems, is governed by entropy — constantly evolving, branching and resisting order. From ancient Greek to Gen Z slang to AI-generated text, she shows that what we call "wrong" language is often just language being alive, and that the real threat to linguistic diversity isn't chaos — it's the creeping standardization quietly imposed by the machines we talk to every day. Maria Mitsiaki is an Associate Professor at the Department of Humanities of the Demo ...

RT Proudofus.uk (@ProudofusUK)They said English culture doesn't exist.They said it in English. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿The most spoken language on Earth. Born on this island.Fifteen hundred years ago, three tribes crossed the North Sea. Angles. Saxons. Jutes. They brought words we still use today.Earth. Water. Fire. Love. Mother. Father. Child.They called their language Englisc. They called this place Engla land. Land of the Angles.Then the Vikings came. They didn't just raid. They settled. Became neighbours. And when you l ...