Yemeni Researcher Mansour Maki Introduces the “Language of Scientific Symbolism (LRSA)” in His Book The Earth — A Cognitive Revolution in the World of Encryption and Information

Hanoi – Special         

In a groundbreaking scientific step that embodies a new vision for the post-digital revolution era, Yemeni researcher Dr. Mansour Yahya Maki, Head of the Center for Studies and Development at the University of Applied and Social Sciences in Yemen, announced the adoption of the Language of Scientific Symbolism (LRSA) as the official language of his new book The Earth. The achievement places Yemen firmly on the global innovation map in the fields of encryption and secure communication.

The LRSA language is an encrypted symbolic system developed by Dr. Maki more than 22 years ago to protect the privacy of information and preserve the confidentiality of research data. Today, it stands among the most advanced encryption systems applied in modern technology.
This language is distinguished by its ability to secure data transmission and storage, manage access to sensitive information, and enable encrypted communication networks among governments, institutions, and individuals.

In an exclusive statement to Yemen Ittihadi, Dr. Maki explained that adopting LRSA within The Earth represents a scientific turning point in his broader research project, which aims to integrate the human mind with technology and the biosphere directly—without traditional intermediaries.
He added that LRSA is not merely a programming tool but a philosophical and technological framework designed to build a more secure and intelligent environment for managing knowledge and communication.

This achievement extends over two decades of continuous research, during which Dr. Maki developed technological systems that transcend conventional concepts in artificial intelligence and digital communication—opening new horizons toward human cognitive technology and the vision of a “secure digital society.”

The Earth is expected to become a unique scientific reference in the fields of cryptographic languages, information security, and conscious communication between humans and technology—amid growing academic and technological interest in Asia and the Arab world in this pioneering project.