Central planning for languages is unstable. In fact, that's how we ended up with french in the first place. Roman Latin was tought and formally used in a "corre

Central planning for languages is unstable. In fact, that's how we ended up with french in the first place. Roman Latin was tought and formally used in a "correct" way that slowly drifted from how normal people actually used the language. A few hundred years of this we get the fossilized academic/church latin and actually every day useful living languages like french and italian.