In Episode 42 we're looking at the idea of the United Nations adding a computer language to their list of "official" languages (alongside the six others of Spanish, English, French, Russian, Arabic, and Chinese). Is it time to add a "common computer language" to the mix and, if so, which one would it be? Next up, we consider what could survive the test of time. I mentioned in a recent Youtube Short that we have to thank the monks of time's past for much of the literature we have today, even if it's only a fraction of what existed. And if we relied on people copying things by hand over the centuries, how will we preserve our current production of digital material? How will future historians power the mp3 and ebook of today? Finally, we look ahead to the summer for what to do and where to do it. Stay in China? Go to Canada? Travel somewhere? Or stay put and work on... an AI Agent?! What would you do if you had six weeks off but weren't sure if you would have a job after that? Transcripts here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-sDW4HyeAH9PssJp8kE6XWQduAHOXj7n?usp=sharing   Keep in touch! Join our newsletter: https://sendfox.com/stevenslanguagevlog   Study Resources: https://buymeacoffee.com/stevenslanguagevlog   Sign up for our Chinese course by email: https://sendfox.com/lp/1kr46y   Time stamps:  00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview 00:40 Reflecting on a Year of Podcasting 01:50 Content Creation and Distribution 04:38 Summer Plans and Language Learning Tools 07:49 Visa Issues and Travel Plans 11:28 Exploring AI Agents and Automation 21:44 The Future of Digital Content 27:18 Gaming: A Modern Dilemma 33:24 Conclusion and Contact Information

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