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GLCI (Global Linguistic Connectivity Index): How Connected Is the World?
Eight billion people speak more than seven thousand languages. If two of them meet by chance, how likely is it that the one listening understands the one speaking, without a translator? We estimate about one chance in nine. Greenberg (1956) defined this probability for a single population as an i
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