From: Per Jessen <per(_at_)computer(_dot_)org>
Chris also seems to assume that the rest of the world uses english ...
And his assumption would be correct, mostly. I've heard that the "lingua
franca of the world" changes according to the predominant world activity.
In the "age of diplomacy" it was Franch. In this "age of business" it's
English. Seems plausible.
--A
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