I never like this platonic view of there being one 'perfect language', maybe yet invented, that stood above all others. Instead I am always more of a 'classis

I never like this platonic view of there being one 'perfect language', maybe yet invented, that stood above all others. Instead I am always more of a 'classist'(i didn't find any word for it). I believe there is one class of language, of which it's not hard to achieve, that for all intents and purposes are all equally good. A bit like the notion of 'turing completeness' except turing completeness is way too broad and measure another thing. But I'm betting that the 'best' language is already achieved, and there are quite a few of them. Which ones, that's up to debate.