We still blame our failure to communicate on the deity.

Wouldn't it be enough to prove that all human beings regardless share the same language? The reason the ancients conjured up Babel was to blame our failure to communicate on the deity. We have enough of that failure right here in the USA to understand the problem. But in fact philosophy itself has helped perpetuate the sense that we cannot, or even should not, communicate. I am hoping the emergence of cyber-connectivity will lift the blame from the deity to where it belongs and that we can propound those things that are truly universal on the basis of some agreement about what actually counts. Such as tolerance, democracy. helpfulness and non-idolatry, the inferred ontological universal values of Triadic Philosophy.