Sara Hooker’s Post

Introduction published in " Bitehqeeq"

Become a cultural chameleon by boosting your cultural intelligence. Learn to interpret, lead, and form strong relationships with people from different cultures. Setting up group norms, communicating clearly, and understanding where others are coming from help ensure efficient relations.

"Just as binging on an unhealthy diet can make us low-energy, overweight, and prone to disease, we should be mindful of the information we feed into our brains. We may feel the need at times to shut ourselves off. But ideas and solutions that arise in another culture can be uniquely inspiring, like a new tool added to our tool-box." My talk at TEDxTUDarmstadt e.V. started with the most personal story of how a misunderstanding once put my life in danger. How I embarked on a mission to use language technology for the good of our civilisation. In a digitally hyper-connected world that's overflowing with AI-gernerated websites and videos, journalists are no longer gatekeepers, they are our navigators, our stewards, our guardians of reliable information. Journalism, however, is in a deep, structural crisis. If we lose it, we may also lose our freedom. But there is hope: Popping our language bubbles will give us new momentum, strengthen our identity, and boost the European idea. For here in Europe, our diversity and ingenuity are superpowers. A world with no language barriers will be a better world. And Europe is where we will make it happen. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/e7_54bJ4

What is the problem here from a linguistic point of view and how can it be solved? Stay tuned, the solution will be announced in a few days ;-)

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Are you repeating yourself? You might not even notice it! Check out this new article from language usage analyst Danielle Cosimo on the ways redundancies are built into common phrases in our language. https://hubs.li/Q02bglcz0

What a great article! Language and culture: linguistic effects on consumer behavior in international marketing research https://hubs.la/Q023BXGJ0

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