
You see, Latin is useful. I can't say why, and I won't, I'm just going to say it is very good for you. Improve your mental health, your memory, your English, most things somehow will be improved in some way, shape or form. You have to eat healthy right to keep physically in good form, well you have to do just as much to keep mentally in good form. Not just with Latin, but French, Italian, Japanese, Celtic, algebra, navigation, art, design, literature, chemistry, philophosy, religion, et cetera... These things may never be practical for certain people, but we still do them, because either we enjoy it, the imagery of it, the outcomes of it, the benefits of it, et cetera.... And we do Latin here because Latin is great for us, it what works for us, the imagery of the glory of Rome, 2500 years of usage in the western world, and because of this modern lack of theoretical practicality (the belief that Latin or anything traditional theoretical or without practise is useless), it is dying, and we want to keep a 2500 year old tradition, and reminder of the greatness mankind was able to achieve going.