The Fact Of The Matter Is That

A Standard International Language Should Not Only Be Simple, Regular, And Logical, But Also Rich And Creative.

A Firm, For Instance, That Does Business In Many Countries Of The World Is Driven To Spend An Enormous Amount Of Time, Labour, And Money In Providing For Translation Services.

Language Is The Most Massive And Inclusive Art We Know, A Mountainous And Anonymous Work Of Unconscious Generations.

The Spirit Of Logical Analysis Should In Practice Blend With The Practical Pressure For The Adoption Of Some Form Of International Language, But It Should Not Allow Itself To Be Stampeded By It.

So Far As The Advocates Of A Constructed International Language Are Concerned, It Is Rather To Be Wondered At How Much In Common Their Proposals Actually Have, Both In Vocabulary And In General Spirit Of Procedure.