Whatever the cost, surely the biggest value is moving closer to a single global script which is more of an ideal to me than practical. Lots of languages have ch

Whatever the cost, surely the biggest value is moving closer to a single global script which is more of an ideal to me than practical. Lots of languages have changed their old scripts to latin or latin-based, and whatever the cost when they did it, we benefit now - people in China can read a Turkish person's name and roughly get it recognizable without having to learn anything. A few generations later, nobody will care about the cost of conversion but people will keep benefiting.