Universal Personal Language Policy Statement
Universal Personal Language Policy Statement 1. Purpose and Scope This document formalizes a universal personal language policy applicable regardless of national, ethnic, or cultural background. It is designed to maximize long-term intellectual leverage, elite-level operability, and civilizational access while minimizing redundancy and unsustainable learning burdens. This policy explicitly rejects mass-market multilingualism, casual language accumulation, and trend-driven language choices. Instead, it defines a stable, high-return language configuration suitable for individuals seeking durable relevance across decades. 2. Guiding Principles The policy is governed by the following principles: Structural Functionality Languages are evaluated by the structures they unlock: institutions, archives, elite discourse, and decision-making environments. Civilizational Depth At least one language must provide deep, native or near-native access to a complete civilizational system. Non-Redund...