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Natural Languages as Origin of Misinforming
Abstract
This chapter explores linguistic factors that cause misinforming. It presents the origin of misinforming as building in the polysemy of the natural languages. The evolution of natural languages reflects the needs of human life according to its specific properties such as surrounding nature, climate, food, etc. They are developed historically and correspond to the way of formation of a group of people as a society. The language is the key component of the group's culture, and the society is usually identified by the language. The language is a tool to facilitate informing within the members of the group and may serve as a barrier in communication between members of the group with members of other groups. In the computer information systems era, communication via technology added complexity and as well as the risk of misinformation.
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