"Hopefully we will get this text in Estonian language, too, because so many Estonians have apparently lost all civilization under their nearest 20 years. Of course, therefore I cannot be sure that they could accept even your writing even in Estonian language. Civilization comes from noble soul and respect; civilization cannot ever live in the souls of the apartheid-supporters."
In your language: Eat lead, laddies! ''(Teidän kielellänne: Syökää lyijyä, pojat!)''
The question remains open whether such a result could be achieved merely by tinkering with a natural language, or whether it requires starting from scratch. The idea of starting from scratch, constructing an artificial language constrained only by the demands of logic, has inspired a philosophical tradition (though one whose merits are nowadays being questioned). Russell, for example, coined the expression "philosophical logic" to represent his view that the workings of natural language, and of our thought, could be adequately represented only by an artificial language, the language of his Principia Mathematica.