The human language is so complex. It progresses more and more over the ages. The human population absolutely come a long way from the way its thought cavemen used to speak. Computers don’t tend to compute things the same way us humans do. We’re capable ( some people) of understanding sarcasm and being able to recognize when it’s appropriate to use. We make up different ways of saying things, for example, When we say things like use some elbow grease. We know there’s no actual elbow grease so a computer might have a hard time understanding why we say that. “Natural human languages” develop over time; new words or ways to express ourselves come into play oftentimes as slang, and because of the fact that people use new words and expressions and they are understood by others in their community when they do.” (J.D Applen)
Written over screen
I find that many times, written word is better than oral. This is all within context though. Sometimes a book will get very popular. It can get so popular that it peaks the interests of the pop culture world. It eventually it gets picked up by a bored director and it gets a movie adaptation like The Hunger Games. There’s always some type of discrepancies. Most of the time the book is better, but the movies really give it popularity. Oral controls the tonality and knows when to emphasize, but it feels like the written text can give more descriptive tones and examples. Sometimes certain details, lines and certain scenes where as a book can take as long as is believed important. It is to make sure the scene is fully described and taken into account,
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